Florida Scholarly Review: Fall 2025

Creating Counterspaces in Composition Classroom: (Re)Creating Civic Literacy and Engagement By Teaching “Controversial Topics” by Suchismita Banerjee, Indian River State College

Being “Woke” in Florida: Advocating for LGBTQ Students on College Campuses by Natalie M. Dorfeld, Florida Institute of Technology

Harsh by Sandy Feinstein, Penn State Berks


Manatka Lenkak Yezza Paltaz Lan Kozzem Kolap: A Brief Compendium of Xeneres and Xenerekins in Early Hemispheric American Literature by D. Seth Horton, University of Virginia

A 2024 Reflection of Two Fulbright Directors by Suzanne Lynch, Hillsborough College, and Lara Wasner, University of Detroit Mercy

Urban Coyotes, Psychogeography, And Embodying Community by Christopher Nank, Ringling College of Art and Design

Reclaiming the Space for Substantive Democracy in a Humanities Classroom by Navneet Kumar, Mount Royal University

We Reap, They Sow: Farming as Ecofeminist Resistance by Haley Robinson, Saint Leo University

Hope Lies in the F.Y.C.: Totalitarianism, Higher Education, and the Virtue of George Orwell in the First Year College Writing Course by Rodger Tornai, State College of Florida Manatee/Sarasota

Annihilation and Ecology of a Cracker Childhood: An Ecofeminist Reading by Camille Vilela-Jones, Palm Beach Atlantic University

Promoting Active Classroom Engagement and Career Preparation with Virtual Experiences and Immersive Learning by Austin Trantham, Valerie Kasper, Cristina Reinert, and Emily Kochanski, Saint Leo University