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Dan Godston

educator, writer & editor

Dan Godston is an educator, multidisciplinary artist, and arts nonprofit director with a rich background in teaching, editing, curriculum development, and curating. He holds a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from Mills College, a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Michigan, and studied English at West Virginia Wesleyan College.

Dan has been associated with various organizations, including being a faculty member at Nova Southeastern University. He has also served as an instructor at Lynn University, a board member and co-founder of the World Listening Project, director at Borderbend Arts Collective, and writer/editor in his own venture. His experiences also include being an independent musician/composer, faculty in English departments at Harper College and Oakton Community College, teaching artist at Snow City Arts Foundation, and faculty at Columbia College Chicago.

Highlights

Jul 18 · linkedin

Happy World Listening Day! https://lnkd.in/endEgryh

May 24 · linkedin

You’re welcome to join us! Our next Session on Listening happens today (11 p.m. UTC 0 / 6 p.m. CST). Sound artist Dr. Diana Chester will be leading this month’s session:

Title: Rocks are People Too In 2023, 362 Mongolian rivers significantly shrunk in size or disappeared. People around the world are worried about lost rivers and environmental change. There is a story in our paths, the paths of water and the paths of people. This listening session explores these stories and these paths aiming to refocus us on nature, and bringing reconnection to a place that can feel lost. Core ideas explored include: Gentle Environmental Activism, Human Timescales, Listening Beneath our feet, environment as gallery space, Listening to understand suffering.

This is the fifth in a series of Sessions on Listening that the World Listening Project is hosting this year. Click on the following link to register:

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Miami/Fort Lauderdale Area