About Michael J. Faris
I study rhetoric and composition as a PhD student in the English Department at Penn State University.
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Pecha Kucha:
via Johndan Johnson-Eilola, a YouTube video by Daniel Pink on using emotional intelligence in signs, which is an interesting topic in and of itself, but he does the presentation in Pecha Kucha style, where there are 20 slides shown for … Continue reading
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