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Mary Cassatt, Who Studied Under the French Impressionists and Put Her Name on the Impressionist Movement Both in France and the United States Issue 4, Fall 2017 Penumbra: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Critical and Creative Inquiry www.unionpenumbra.org Issue 4, Fall 2017 © 2017 by Penumbra Editorial Team All rights reserved. Published in 2017. Penumbra is the official, refereed, scholarly journal of Union Institute & University’s Ph.D. Program in Interdisciplinary Studies. The journal is published at regular intervals and dedicated to challenging traditional academic and creative disciplinary boundaries in the context of social change. Penumbra’s purpose is to promote theoretically informed engagements with concrete issues and problems. The journal publishes socially engaged, innovative, creative and critical scholarship with a focus on ethical and political issues in the humanities, public policy, and leadership. 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IN THIS ISSUE Marianna Boncek 10 Editor’s Note and Jonina Stump “So . who are you now?”: Tico Tenorio 13 Performing Women in Stage Beauty’s English Restoration Confessions of a Study Abroad Allison Budaj 29 Coordinator Brandon 34 Tropics, The Great Synagogue of Constanta, Stateman's Memorial, Marlon Upcountry Misti 39 They Aren’t in the History Books: Chamberlain Women Artists in History Nancy Pratt 50 The Truth Women Tell: Arthritis, Heartache, and a Mercedes Sharon Lin 52 Swiftly Welcome Home Sisters! : A Kris Hege 56 Personal and Political Education Nancy 66 Faculty Colloquium at the Semotiuk Country Club Faubourg Tremé: Cultural and Janis Chandler 68 Societal Progress in a Neighborhood Faced with Gentrification Greta Enriquez 84 Friendship in Frankenstein: An Artistotelian-Thomistic Analysis CONTRIBUTORS SHARON LIN is a graduate of Stuyvesant ALLISON BUDAJ is a Humanities Instructor High School in New York City. Her work has and Study Abroad Coordinator at been recognized by the Scholastic Art & Chattahoochee Technical College in Marietta, Writing Georgia and Liberal Arts adjunct instructor Awards, The New York Times, the White with Southern New Hampshire University. House, the Philadelphia Office of Arts, She is pursuing an Ph.D. in Humanities and Culture and the Creative Economy, and the Culture with a certificate in Creative Writing Huffington Post. Her poetry appears in the and Women's and Gender Studies at Union Voices of the East Coast anthology, The Institute & University. Her dissertation Feminist Press, and the New York Public research focuses on gender representation and Library. Currently, she serves as the NYC emerging female roles in AMC's The Walking Youth Poet Laureate. She is an editor for Dead. KidSpirit Magazine and a poetry reader for Polyphony HS. She currently attends the MISTI CHAMBERLAIN is an experienced Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Artist with a demonstrated history of working works as a researcher for the MIT Media Lab. in museums and the higher education community. She is an advocate for Arts in BRANDON MARLON is a writer from Education and strongly believes that art can Ottawa, Canada. He received his B.A. in make a difference. She is a strong arts and Drama & English from the University of design professional working toward a Doctor Toronto and his M.A. in English from the of Philosophy (Ph.D.) focused in History/Art University of Victoria. His poetry was History from Union Institute & University. awarded the Harry Hoyt Lacey Prize in Poetry (Fall 2015), and his writing has been JANIS CHANDLER earned an M.A. in published in 200+ publications in 27 Literature & Writing from Union Institute & countries. www.brandonmarlon.com University and am a candidate for a Ph.D. in Interdisciplinary Studies at Union Institute & NANCY PRATT is a PhD candidate in University. She worked with evacuees sent to interdisciplinary studies at Union Institute & Massachusetts following Hurricane Katrina. University with a leadership major. Creative This played a role in the First Year seminars writing that reflects the lives of women is an she has taught, as well as in the creation of interest; unarmed civilian peacekeeping is a her educational blog, which emphasizes the passion. Pratt is an executive director at Case necessity for humanity and compassion in Western Reserve University. assisting the marginalized. NANCY LOU SEMOTIUK is pursuing a GRETA ENRIQUEZ is pursuing a Ph.D. in Ph.D. in Interdisciplinary Studies at Union Interdisciplinary Studies at the Union Institute & University. She teaches Institute & University. She works as a mental journalism and is an associate professor at health therapist in Massachusetts and New Walla Walla University. Jersey. TICO TENORIO is an English Professor at KRIS HEGE is currently pursuing
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