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Public Humanities: Jarron Slater

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Jarron Slater, Assistant Professor of English

“Untangling the web of words surrounding COVID-19 conspiracy theories”
Guest Opinion, Deseret News, May 19 2020

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Ep. 112: Highlighted episode: Reimagining Job with Diane Glancy, distinguished American poet and author

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