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Alison A. Lukowski

The Revolution Will Be Digitized

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Ain’t No Grammar Judge

Almost every time I tell a stranger that I’m an English professor they get this look… A look I am fairly certain that preachers also get when they share their occupation. People feel judged about the way they communicate, and the English teacher epitomizes this experience. However, I would argue that most people I know… Read More Ain’t No Grammar Judge

09/11/201603/02/2020 lukowskiaaLeave a comment

The Value of Internships

The professional communications major at my university requires that every senior complete a capstone internship in which the gain experience in the kinds of jobs they may find after graduation. I’ve been thinking a lot about the value of an internship – both as a commodity, as a cost-savings for companies, and as a cost… Read More The Value of Internships

28/10/201603/02/2020 lukowskiaa2 Comments

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