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Interdisciplinary Island
By Kara Kaufman
Is the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Interdisciplinary?
By Daniel Mulcare
Teaching Facility and Program Development Through An Authentic Interdisciplinary Student Project
By Stuart G. McMahon, Peter Smolianov, and Steven P. Dion
Strange Bedfellows: Research in Teaching and Learning as a Path to Extreme Interdisciplinarity
By Dan Albert
The Sci-Fi Microbe Discovered at General Hospital: Creative Writing in Microbiology
By Adrienne Dolberry
If You Want a Better Life, Don’t Stress Over Your Choices
By Jim Gubbins
On Interdisciplinarity: An Interview with Kristin Esterberg, Provost and Academic Vice President, Salem State College
By Rebecca Hains
New SOAS Faculty
Profiles of new full-time faculty in the School of Arts and Sciences
Dean's View: A First Look
By Jude Nixon, Dean, School of Arts and Sciences
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