Florence Dore: a rock star English professor
鈥淚鈥檓 an authority and an expert in Faulkner and American fiction, but nobody鈥檚 an authority in songwriting. We鈥檙e all just kind of students of the song in a certain way in the class.鈥
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鈥淚鈥檓 an authority and an expert in Faulkner and American fiction, but nobody鈥檚 an authority in songwriting. We鈥檙e all just kind of students of the song in a certain way in the class.鈥
鈥淚 hope students can maybe see a little bit of themselves in me because I certainly see a little bit of myself in them. I鈥檓 grateful to have an opportunity like this. I don鈥檛 take it lightly. I hope that there鈥檚 a little bit of a seed being planted that鈥檚 beyond me or beyond that student.鈥
鈥淚 think the kids grew up being told stories by their parents. They don鈥檛 think of advertising that way. They think of advertising as trying to convince you to buy a product. But what鈥檚 interesting is that advertising works when it connects with you emotionally and tells you a story.鈥
鈥淚n a couple of years, (the students) are going to have to either do a presentation or have to communicate with a Latino member of the community, whether it be an adult or a child. They鈥檙e going to need to use clear, concise, kind and welcoming language to connect with their patients and clients.鈥
鈥淵ou鈥檙e not going to walk out of here and be Warren Buffett. But I want to move you to being intellectually curious about these things. Whether you鈥檙e a Russian history, econ, journalism or chemistry major, all of this is relevant for you when you leave here. Actually, it鈥檚 relevant now.鈥
鈥淚n this space, I just see the culture getting stronger and tighter by the premise of us writing songs together. I always wished I had a space on my campus where I could just go and play my music loud for the first time.鈥
鈥淲hat I love about this course is interacting with undergraduate students who are experiencing their first research project. They鈥檙e collecting their own data, they鈥檙e analyzing it and they鈥檙e turning it into real-world results that we can use to actually address some of the sustainability challenges that are facing the Triangle (area).鈥
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The winners, selected from 677 nominations, represent 鈥渢he best of what 暗网禁区 has to offer,鈥 campus leaders said.
Winners for excellence in undergraduate teaching reflect on their best teachers and classroom creativity.
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