Tag Archives: higher education

Beads of Privilege

Posted on September 30, 2014 by harasprice

Tonight I am compelled to write simply because it was such an awesome, wonderful evening of class with my students. Just to re-cap: I am teaching undergraduate (BSW Junior) students this year after having spent the past 14 years immersed … Continue reading →

Posted in work and life | Tagged beads of privilege, critical pedagogy, difference matters, experiential learning, higher education, oppression, power, privilege, Racism, sexism, social justice, social work, teaching | 2 Comments

What Sticks

Posted on July 30, 2014 by harasprice

Like many University faculty members around the US, the last days of July bring with them a palpable realization that summer is drawing to a close. Those elusive three months of summer…you know, the ones the rest of the world … Continue reading →

Posted in work and life | Tagged academia, academic life, friere, higher education, liberation, oppression, paulo friere, pedagogy, pedagogy of the oppressed, social justice, social work, teaching | Leave a comment

Graduation Speech

Posted on May 9, 2014 by harasprice

It’s been a busy week leading up to graduation here at the University where I work. This year, I have served as an academic program director and as such, I was given five minutes at the microphone, as well as … Continue reading →

Posted in work and life | Tagged academic, commencement, diversity, Education, Graduation, higher education, PhD, social justice, speech | Leave a comment

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