Splash Biography
ISABELLE RHEE, Yale junior studying ethnic studies
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Major: ER&M College/Employer: Yale Year of Graduation: 2022 |
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Brief Biographical Sketch:
Hi all! My name is Isabelle, and I'm a sophomore from Honolulu, Hawaii studying Ethnicity, Race, & Migration. On campus, I write for a political publication and perform poetry with Yale's Asian/Asian American spoken word group. I'm also a Human Rights Scholar at the Law School. I first taught at Splash/Sprout in Fall 2019, and I'm always excited to share a topic I love - writing and performing poetry and prose! Past Classes(Clicking a class title will bring you to the course's section of the corresponding course catalog)A4364: Writing from the Margins in Splash Spring 2021 (Apr. 24, 2021)
In this writing workshop, we will examine works of poetry and spoken word performances by writers of color. We will then do some writing of our own—poetry, prose, spoken word, and genre-defying works—and exchange feedback. This workshop is open to students of all backgrounds!
A4308: Writing from the Margins in Splash Fall 2020 (Nov. 14, 2020)
In this writing workshop, we will examine works of poetry and spoken word performances by writers of color and/or with an immigrant background. We will then do some writing of our own—poetry, prose, spoken word, and genre-defying works—and exchange feedback. This workshop is open to students of all backgrounds!
E4124: Writing from the Margins in Sprout Spring 2020 (Feb. 15 - 29, 2020)
In this writing workshop, we will examine some works and performances by writers of color and/or with an immigrant background. We will then do some writing of our own—poetry, prose, spoken word, and genre-defying works—and exchange feedback. This workshop is open to students of all backgrounds!
A4003: Writing from the Margins in Splash Fall 2019 (Nov. 16, 2019)
In this writing and spoken word workshop, we will examine pieces and spoken word performances by people of color and/or with an immigrant background. We will then do some writing of our own -- prose, poetry, and genre-defying works -- and exchange feedback. This workshop is open to students of all races and ethnicities!
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