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Sarah Whitwell

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Educational DeveloperMcMaster University

Research

Research areas, by share of publications

Research areas are derived from OpenAlex topics of their publications.

14 publications.

01

Violence and Resistance in African American History

Whitwell S

First author
02

Historical Inquiry in Digital Spaces: Using Relational Databases and Data Visualizations To Advance the Study of Racialized Violence in the Late Antebellum and Postemancipation South

Whitwell S

2025First author
03

An Exploration of Gift-Giving and Honoraria Practices to Support Community-Engaged Learning at Postsecondary Institutions

Whitwell S, Montague A

2025First author
04

An Exploration of Gift-Giving and Honoraria Practices to Support Community-Engaged Learning at Postsecondary Institutions

Whitwell S, Montague A

2025First author
05

An Exploration of Gift-Giving and Honoraria Practices to Support Experiential Learning at Postsecondary Institutions

Whitwell S, Montague A

2024First author
06

Pedagogy of Privacy: Universal Design for Learning & Disclosures of Disability

Whitwell S, Clarke S

2023First author
07

Structural Barriers to Healthcare, Vaccine Hesitancy, and Racialized Communities

Whitwell S

2022First author
08

Advancing Interdisciplinary Data Science Training for the Humanities and Social Sciences

Zeffiro A, Brodeur J, Whitwell S, Van A, Dion M, Holtz-Schramek E, Litt V

2022
09

"No'm I aint tellin' no lies. It de gospel truf': Historical Memory and the Slave Narrative Collection

Whitwell S

2022First author
10

Creative Research and Building Feminist Data

Zeffiro A, Whitwell S

2021Senior author

Courses taught

24
  • Essential Skills in Teaching and Learning (I)

    EDUCATN 600 · last taught 2022

    Graduate
  • Peer-Evaluated Teaching Experience

    EDUCATN 650 · last taught 2022

    Graduate
  • Essential Skills in Teaching and Learning (II)

    EDUCATN 700 · last taught 2022

    Graduate
  • Principles and Practices of University Teaching

    EDUCATN 750 · last taught 2022

    Graduate
  • Principles and Practices of University Teaching

    EDUCATN 751 · last taught 2022

    Graduate
  • Self-Directed Study

    EDUCATN 760 · last taught 2022

    Graduate
  • Gender, Feminism and Social Justice

    GENDRST 1AA3 · last taught 2026

    Undergraduate
  • Digital Literacy for the Humanities

    HUMAN 1DL3 · last taught 2026

    Undergraduate
  • Experiential Learning Opportunities

    INSPIRE 3EL3 · last taught 2026

    Undergraduate
  • Nation and Genocide in the Modern World

    HISTORY 4G03 · last taught 2025

    Undergraduate

Roles and appointments

  • Educational Developer, Office of Community Engagement, McMaster University
  • Experiential Programming and Outreach Manager, Faculty of Humanities, McMaster University (2022 - 2024)
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