It is with great pleasure that I share 🥁MY LATEST COLUMN, which in some ways serves as a mission statement for my whole endealment.
It's been lovely to have @Jo_Livingstone as an editor & I am THRILLED to be back in the internet-advice game again! https://t.co/KIuBygMnos
I forgot to tweet about this earlier—or more accurately, I forgot, as I always do, why I’d ever want to be on Twitter—but I enjoyed reviewing this collection and I’m excited to see it published: https://t.co/AdYJFOE7Zl
Such a privilege to work on this project with the Honor Society students this semester. You can see the completed posters at the link below—and if you happen to be in Oswego, NY, at City Hall for the next few weeks: https://t.co/zoSY1vII3b
Check out these photos from the reception of the “One City. One Campus. One Community” project, featuring the English Honors Society and their advisor Prof. Doug Guerra!
https://t.co/PXP81UmjMJ
Are you an untenured scholar who needs help readying a manuscript for publication? Apply to the Smithsonian American Art journal’s Toward Equity in Publishing program for free editing support on U.S. art and visual culture topics. Applications due May 1st! https://t.co/BJVLfGe5Hq
@YrBusinesslady@histoftech Been laughing at this since it happened. I think because I can’t see this as anything other than an old school cartoon-y ghost of the roast. (We did murder that roast though.)
♥️♥️♥️ to @AyendyBonifacio for sharing his experiences as a scholar of colour struggling with depression & toxic productivity
Yes, this resonates for far too many of us! #litPOC#poc19
Back to being Businesslady for a bit! I'm never not going to have strong opinions about crafting a creative resume.
Plus it's always a treat to work with my favorite newsletter, if only because gmail renders our conversation threads as "me, Evil" 💜👿
I’m absolutely thrilled to be working as a developmental editor with @AmericanArt Journal’s Toward Equity in Publishing program, helping visual culture scholars refine article manuscripts. Applications to be part of the 2nd cohort are due in just 2 weeks!
https://t.co/BJVLfGe5Hq
@C19Podcast So grateful for the work @CarrieEJohnston and her co-contributors put into this, and for the thoughtful practical reflections on how to make pedagogical vision responsive to students' emotional needs.
Delighted to share our most recent episode of the @C19Podcast, produced by Carrie Johnston, who is joined by colleagues from Wake Forest University to discuss using archival materials to enrich and complicate their teaching of Harriet Jacobs. https://t.co/8UZiWZaGZe
That thing where you taught all day & came home beat & dove into playing with your kid and it’s only much later that you process that your spouse made a thread of your child with your book to celebrate its book-iversary. Yeah. That’s a nice counterpoint to the Everything Else.
Can you believe it?! @arithmatelle’s SLANTWISE MOVES is 3 years old today! And this child is at least 300% more mobile than he was last year. (He set the dust jacket on the table himself, lest anyone give me undue credit for the photo staging.)
There’s NO collection of essays on barrier-breaking Mary Ann Shadd Cary. This symposium will change that. With keynotes by @marthasjones_ and @blacklikewho Rinaldo Walcott Oct 1-2! Please RT @citeblackwomen@blkwomenradical @BlkGrlBrilliant @dorothyjberry
Pleased to share (but also very stressed) that the intro for DISAFFECTED: THE CULTURAL POLITICS OF UNFEELING IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY AMERICA is up on the @DukePress website!
Regardless of your field or whether you're an academic I hope the racial, sexual politics intrigue you
Wonderful, wonderful team. So happy you’ll be stewarding the next couple years! And thanks in general to the really strong field of folks that applied this time around. We appreciate you and hope you’ll bring those energies to new proposals for next year. CFP coming soon…