Recall Professor Yolanda Padilla’s visit to class when she said “scholarship is
a collective process.” As I later noted, that comment was a different way of saying what
both Professors Collins and Anderson expressed at various points in their presentations.
Inherent in that sentiment is support for interdisciplinary research and inquiry.
Drawing from all three conversations, how did each of these three guests articulate their
interpretation of scholarship as collective process? Relatedly, how do you think that
sentiment is reflective of interdisciplinary research and inquiry? As always, specific and
concrete examples are needed to substantiate your claims.
I think it is about the quantitaive research. and interview and stuff.
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