Ernest Morrell: Education, Empowered.
From Beowulf and hip-hop to the power of literacy transforming lives and changing the world
Ernest Morrell, Ph.D., Director of the Center for Literacy Education, Coyle Professor of Literacy Education, and faculty member in the English and Africana Studies Departments at Notre Dame, discusses the power of literacy, the limitless potential of children, and being a night person all while having Michelangelo and Raphael painting in his garage.
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