Category Archives: Creative Works

Marshall

Creative Works

Creative Works Index (4.2)

Social Justice, Literacy, and the Arts: Volume 4, Issue 2, Fall/Winter 2017

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Abstract | Images with Annotation | Biographical Note

Chiron’s Respect

Olena M. Marshall

Images with Annotation


Image 1. Chiron at his cave on Mount Pelion


Image 2. Dipping of Achilles in the Styx


Image 3. Achilles handed over to Chiron


Image 4. Achilles being fed the marrow of wild beasts


Image 5. Achilles learning to hunt


Image 6. Achilles learning to read, throw discus, and play lyre


Image 7. Achilles handed back to Thetis

Image 8. Imagined presence of Chiron in a contemporary school,
framed against Mount Pelion, with Achilles

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Marshall

Creative Works

Creative Works Index (4.2)

Social Justice, Literacy, and the Arts: Volume 4, Issue 2, Fall/Winter 2017

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Abstract | Images with Annotation | Biographical Note

Chiron’s Respect

Olena M. Marshall

Biographical Note

Olena M. Marshall is an artist, educator, and fundraiser. As a doctoral student in Educational Leadership at the DePaul University College of Education, Olena focuses on non-profit and higher education management, and education partnerships. She has published on education and art, including several works that intersect art and academic text. Olena maintains her own art practice, exhibiting and publishing her works in painting, photography, and collage.

Johner, Culbert, Loeppky, Dorgan, Hoar, Lindenbach, Ottenbreit

Creative Works

Creative Works Index (4.2)

Social Justice, Literacy, and the Arts: Volume 4, Issue 2, Fall/Winter 2017

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Abstract | Digital Story | Biographical Note

Inclusivity UnMasked! Students with complex physical disAbilities & performativity

Randy Johner, Kelsey Culbert, John Loeppky, Kennen Dorgan, Kaitlyn Hoar, Rebekah Lindenbach, Avery Ottenbreit

Biographical Note

Randy Johner
Bio: Associate Professor, Faculty of Social Work; Adjunct Professor, Media, Art, and Performance, University of Regina

Kelsey Culbert
Bio: Student researcher with Astonished! Inc.

John Loeppky
Bio: John Loeppky is an artist, writer, and creator. He works for Listen to Dis’ Community Arts, a disability-led disability arts organization in Saskatchewan, Canada. He also works as a newspaper editor, administrative assistant, and all manner of jobs that fall on his desk. He lives with his partner, Karlee, and their dog, Lily.

Kennen Dorgan
Bio: Student researcher with Astonished! Inc.

Kaitlyn Hoar
Bio: Student researcher with Astonished! Inc.

Rebekah Lindenbach
Bio: Student researcher with Astonished! Inc.

Avery Ottenbreit
Bio: Student researcher with Astonished! Inc.