people
Laura is a Bryn Mawr alum and longtime Serendipian. She began working on Serendip projects as a part of the Serendip/SciSoc Group of 2006, creating models using Netlogo. Her interests also lead her to several projects on Serendip relating to brain & behavior...
communities
- Assessing Assessment
- Ecological Imaginings
- Ecological Imaginings ESEM
- Education, Technology, and Society: Altering Environments
- Esem: Breaking
- Learning and Narrating Childhoods
- Minds-On K-12 Biology Teachers
- Science Horizons Fellows
- STEM Posse
- Sun-Kissed Acres
- The Consortium for Excellence in Teacher Education Conference
- Women in Walled Communities: Silence, Voice, Vision
change
The Breaking Project explores radical change in life and thought. “Breaking” signals things coming apart so that new combinations become possible. Breaking is the start of revision. How do people do it? What is it good for?
mixing
Women in Walled Communities "mixes" literary, educational and sociological perspectives, in order to explore constraints and agency in the institutional settings of women's colleges and prisons.
How are individual actors silenced? How do they chose and use silence? How do they come to voice? What are their visions? And what are the intersections among silence, voice and vision, inside and outside the porous boundaries between institutions and the wider society?
