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Professor Rénard Harris on blues harmonica

Posted by: Julia Eichelberger | August 9, 2017 | No Comment |
Dr. Harris sitting at his desk playing blues harmonica.

Dr. Rénard Harris

In honor of last week’s International Blues Day (August 5), y’all should watch this short video of C of C’s Dr. Rénard Harris–Mississippi native, Teacher Education professor, and C of C Chief Diversity Officer–who is also a skilled blues harmonica player. Plus, did you realize that harmonica, blues, and storytelling can enhance a teacher’s effectiveness? Now you know.

 

 

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STUDY (v.) 1. To apply oneself to the acquisition of knowledge. 2. To take under consideration; to think about. 3. To have any interest in or concern for. Often used in negative constructions: I AIN'T STUDYING YOU = I’m not paying attention to you, I don’t care about you; I AIN'T GONNA STUDY WAR NO MORE = I will not practice warfare any more. [According to the Dictionary of American Regional English, this usage has occurred often in the South.]
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