
Art historian and community college instructor in the Washington, DC area
Lynn Clement
Lynn Clement joined Smart Women Write in May 2018. An art historian with a master’s degree from American University, she worked in the education department of the Phillips Collection in Washington, DC, and later taught at Northern Virginia Community College and the College of Southern Maryland.
Her research interests include modern art, feminist theory and women in revolution. On the blog she wrote about contingent teaching, art as a tool of resistance, sketching, television in the classroom and moving her courses online.
17 posts, 2018–2020
Every post by Lynn
- Mar 23, 2020Dispatches from Quarantine 2020Life & Self-Care
- Jan 27, 2020Learning to Love Online TeachingTeaching
- Dec 9, 2019Year End Reflections: What I’ve LearnedThe Writer's Life
- Nov 4, 2019Television in the Classroom: An Update on How This Old Prof Learned A New TrickTeaching
- Oct 14, 2019Goodreads: Finding Writing Inspiration Through a Monumental Year of ReadingBooks, Film & Reading
- Sep 16, 2019Finding the Possible Value of TV in the ClassroomTeaching
- Aug 19, 2019Cancer and ContingencyLife & Self-Care
- Feb 4, 2019First Impressions 15 years in the MakingArt & Public History
- Jan 7, 2019Writing ResolutionsThe Writer's Life
- Nov 26, 2018A SmartWomen’s Year In Review: Writing in 2018 (Part I)The Writer's Life
- Oct 29, 2018The Big Draw: Sketching to See the WorldThe Writer's Life
- Oct 1, 2018The Expressions of Freedom: Contemplating AngerArt & Public History
- Sep 3, 2018Ruminations on the End of Summer, and the Start of the School YearTeaching
- Aug 6, 2018The Smart Woman’s Writing Desk, Part IVThe Writer's Life
- Jul 9, 2018The Smart Woman’s Summer, Part 4: The Siren Song of SummerLife & Self-Care
- Jun 11, 2018Tools for Resistance: The Importance of Art, Research, and WritingArt & Public History
- May 7, 2018Woman on a Mission: My Search for Community in an Academic Gig EconomyPhD & Post-Ac