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Published on October 18, 2019
Postdoc Mark Terry has been featured in 91亚色's publications Innovatus in an article titled Innovative film course in the Faculty of Environmental Studies tailored to non-English-speaking students. It describes his course, Introduction to Documentaries and Environmental Activism, the first of its kind to be offered to students in the YUBridge program. The course introduces students to the ways that environmentalists are using documentary films in the sub-genre known as eco-cinema.
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