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Michelle Dunn is a Pro Tem Instructor in the Disability Studies program at the University of Oregon's College of Arts and Sciences. She contributes to interdisciplinary scholarship and teaching focused on disability from a humanities and social sciences perspective.
Her academic work centers on Disability Studies, exploring themes such as social justice, inclusive education, and the sociocultural dimensions of disability. As part of the Humanities division, her teaching and research engage critical perspectives on identity, equity, and representation.
While no publications are listed in the provided text, her affiliation with Disability Studies suggests engagement in scholarly and pedagogical efforts promoting accessibility and inclusion across academic and public domains.
- No scientific awards were mentioned in the provided information.
Michelle Dunn advises students within the Disability Studies curriculum and contributes to experiential and inclusive learning initiatives at the university. Though specific grants or funded research projects are not detailed, her position supports the college's commitment to interdisciplinary and socially relevant scholarship.
She is part of the broader academic community in the College of Arts and Sciences, contributing to initiatives in diversity, inclusion, and humanistic inquiry, particularly through the lens of disability justice and education.
