Carrie Sandahl
Associate Professor; Program on Disability Art, Culture, and Humanities Director, Disability and Human Development
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Office
1640 W. Roosevelt Rd., 246 DHSP
Mail Code
626
Office Hours
By appointment
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About
Dr. Carrie Sandahl is head of the Program on Disability Art, Culture, and Humanities, which is devoted to research on and the creation of disability art. This program also serves as the administrative home for Chicago’s Bodies of Work, an organization that supports the development of disability arts and culture.
Sandahl is active nationally as a public speaker. She is frequently invited to present her research and creative work on disability art and culture at universities across the United States, including University of California-Berkeley, University of California-Santa Barbara, Stanford University, Bucknell University, University of Florida, Smith College, and Davidson College among others. She has keynoted conferences such as the Articulations Conference at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities and the Portland Disability Art and Culture Festival in Oregon. Sandahl also regularly presents her research at the Society for Disability Studies and the Association for Theater in Higher Education, both professional organizations in which she has been an active member for more than fifteen years.
Education
PhD, Literature, History, Criticism and Theory, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1997
MA, Literature, History, Criticism and Theory (Theater), University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1991
BA, Communication and Theater Arts, University of Puget Sound, 1990