From
the beginning of her scholarly career, Cassandra Shepard has worked nonstop in
hopes of academic prosperity and achievement.
Here is the second collection of
her most esteemed scholarly successes.
- Cassandra
made a presentation on her essay "Broomhilda Unchained" at
Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois.
- Cassandra
worked as a committed Researcher and Archivist at Congressional Records. During
her time in this role, she researched and created an in-depth paper analyzing
the congressional discussions on the circumstances surrounding the 1976 Hyde
Amendment.
- Two
of Cassandra Shepard’s essays were accepted in The Encyclopedia of Racism and
Film and are now in the process of being published.
- Cassandra worked as a teacher at the Art Institute of Chicago for four years. While maintaining this position, she crafted organized, and instructed a number of different college writing courses in hopes of assisting young adults in their effort to become better academic writers.
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