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Mary Abernathy

she / her / hers

Mary Abernathy

she / her / hers

Contact:

Gramley Library
626 S. Church Street
Winston-Salem, NC 27101
mary.abernathy@salem.edu

(336) 917-5436

My Guides

Anti-Racism Resources

Arts Management

BIOL 210: Ecology

BIOL 260: Conservation Biology

Business Administration

Career & Graduate Exam Preparation Resources

Chemistry & Biochemistry

Civic Holidays at Salem

Communication and Media Studies

Criminal Studies

ECON 210: Intermediate Macroeconomics

Engaging Ethics

ENGL 223: Modern Drama

ENGL 225: Building Communities, Growing Resilience

ENGL 245: Hayao Miyazaki

ENGL 249: Gender, Race, and Ethnicity in Shakespeare

ENGL 292: American Literature Before 1865

ENGL 298: "Imaginary Gardens with Real Toads": Modern American Poetry

ENGL 349: Race, Culture and Identity in Multi-Ethnic Literature of the US

ENGL 380: Senior Seminar on Thornton Wilder

Environmental Studies

ENVS 100: Introduction to Environmental Studies

Exercise Science

Government Information

Health Leadership

International Relations

Languages and Literature

Latin American and Iberian Literature

Manga, Anime, and Visual Literature

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

MKTG 230: Principles of Marketing

Nonprofit Management

Open Educational Resources

Philosophy & Religion

Political Science

Remote Services & Resources

Russian Invasion of Ukraine

Salem 110: Environment and Society

Salem 110: Motherhood in American History

Salem 110: Social Media Where Do You Stand

Salem 110: Travelers, Migrants, Pilgrims

Salem 110: Writing Women's Bodies

Salem 110: Writing, Pop Culture, and Health in America

Salem 111: Meaning of Friendship Today

Salem 130: Travelers, Migrants, Pilgrims

Salem 350: Who Will Feed the World?

Salem College Strategic Planning

Salem Remote Learning for Students

Salem Remote Teaching for Faculty

Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Statistical Resources

Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

My Subject Specialties

Biology Business and Economics Chemistry and Physics Communication and Media Studies English and Professional Writing Exercise Science and Wellness History Mathematics and Computer Studies Modern Languages Nonprofit Management and Community Leadership Philosophy Political Science Psychological Science Religious Studies Salem Impact Sociology and Criminal Studies Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies