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Tag Archives: snow

Almost April and Another Snow Storm in Kent

Looking out my study carrel window, I see an improbable snow storm in late March. The snow flakes are the size of silver dollars and it is quickly covering the ground. I hope this all lets-up soon.

Posted byJason W. EllisMarch 30, 2011Posted inKent State, PersonalTags:kentstate, snow

Another Snow Day

KSU is into its second snow day of the Spring 2011 semester. That means more time for reading and writing! If you are snowed-in too and need something new to read, you should get caught up on the Mind Hacks blog here. It is the official website for the book by Tom Stafford and Matt Webb,Continue reading “Another Snow Day”

Posted byJason W. EllisFebruary 2, 2011February 2, 2011Posted inPersonal, The BrainTags:kentstate, ksu, maidson, postaday2011, snow

Collecting Papers Like Falling Snow

My second tier writing students are dropping off their final essays and earlier essay revisions this morning while the Lake Erie snow machine continues to spew wicked sideways snow.

Posted byJason W. EllisDecember 10, 2010Posted inKent State, PedagogyTags:collegewriting, finalessay, snow

Apparently Not a Snow Day

I am confused by Kent State University’s decision to hold classes today despite the heavy snow and to not clear sidewalks on the peripheral of campus and leading to the West side of campus. Its bad enough that I live a block from the edge of campus and Y’s and my shoveling last night seemedContinue reading “Apparently Not a Snow Day”

Posted byJason W. EllisDecember 6, 2010December 6, 2010Posted inScience FictionTags:dedicatedstudents, kentstate, ksu, snow

Who is Dynamic Subspace?

Hello! I'm Jason Ellis and I share my interdisciplinary research and pedagogy on DynamicSubspace.net. It includes posts that explore science, technology, and cultural issues through science fiction and neuroscientific approaches. Also, I write about retrocomputing, LEGO building, and other forms of making.

I am an Assistant Professor of English at the New York City College of Technology, CUNY (City Tech) where I teach college writing, technical communication, and science fiction.

I hold a Ph.D. in English from Kent State University, M.A. in Science Fiction Studies from the University of Liverpool, and B.S. in Science, Technology, and Culture from Georgia Tech.

I can be reached by email at jellis at citytech dot cuny dot edu.

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