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Narrative 4

Narrative 4 focus on the understanding of immigrants

2017-03-16
By: Casey Max
On: March 16, 2017
In: People, Variety
With: 0 Comments

Fargo, North Dakota, has more diversity than you might think, as it is home to both immigrants and Fargo-Moorhead natives. It is the hope of Dawn Duncan, English professor, to bring the two groups closer together. She hopes to accomplish this by leading a Narrative 4 story exchange between theContinue Reading

Post-election story exchange to be held next semester

2016-12-01
By: Emely Kransvik
On: December 1, 2016
In: Campus, News
With: 1 Comment

Concordia’s Narrative 4 Corps is seeking to bring people together through storytelling, and will be arranging a post-election story exchange in January. According to Dr. Dawn Duncan, professor of English and global studies, Narrative 4’s work is important following the presidential election. “Unless we stop the level of hatred andContinue Reading

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