Michael Strickland
Boise
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Emergent Literacy, Intercultural Communication, Applied Research Methods
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Michael Strickland’s Biography
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Articles
Opinion: From student to multi-restaurant owner
Roshan Kumar's path to becoming a successful restaurateur began with a leap of faith. He left his modest family home in Nepal as a young student bound for Idaho State University in Pocatello. Armed with little more than hope, courage, and a few snacks from home (which the airline promptly lost), Kumar arrived to find the university cafeteria closed and himself navigating an entirely unfamiliar food landscape.
Stories like this one continue to remind us that classrooms are microcosms of the wider world
“I’ve learned that home is not a place, it’s a feeling,” wrote author Cecelia Ahern, in Love, Rosie. Amid today’s heated debates over U.S. immigration, with families separated, borders politicized, and countless displacement stories lost in the noise, I really enjoyed reading this quiet but profound counter perspective.
‘If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need.’ – Marcus Tullius Cicero
I recently had the pleasure of touring eight public libraries, two school libraries, and one academic library across Southeast Idaho. Each visit highlighted the incredible work happening in these spaces.
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