Director of The Writing Center @GC_CUNY. A lover of good books and bad TV. Author of Shakespeare and the Truth-Teller (Edinburgh UP, '19). Views my own. He/they
Congratulations to alumna Karen Okigbo (@KarenOkigbo), who starts as a tenure-track assistant professor at @UMassBoston in September! She shares why the role is a great fit and her advice from her recent job searches. https://t.co/U6boKEnBHv @cunygcsociology
"As text is revised, it becomes more specific and embodied in the particular...lazy assertions stand up, naked and blushing, and rush out of the room." George Saunders on the writing process:
https://t.co/Az3J5w0Cyb
@akasiaisakasia Yeah, at the end of the day, my own inability to watch horror movies is his biggest road block. I turned of Jumanji in college because the opening was too ominous😭
@MarcosSGonsalez I’m teaching “The Art of Academic Writing” next spring! I want grad students to have a space where they can attend to style and voice broadly speaking, but also to the rhetorical arts and the artistic practice of making meaning out of oneself. Very excited about it!
If anyone is looking for someone external to lead a writing workshop for graduate students or a staff development session for writing center consultants, I have room in my books for Fall '23 and Spring '24. DM's are open; I'm happy to discuss possible topics and fees.
A student I’ve been working with for the past four years defended recently and got me a gift in thanks for my mentorship and support. “To Dave, who taught me to think bigger thoughts.”🥺
Congratulations to Ph.D. candidate @anthonyharbeeb, who will defend his dissertation this summer and start a new tenure-track job at @UCSanDiego in the fall! He explains how signing up for academic job alerts helped him find an unexpected path https://t.co/P6D2ME0IdL @GC_LAILAC
THURSDAY @ 4PM: Join us in the Dept. Lounge (Room 4406) for "Lithic Intimacies in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream", a talk by Dr. Tiffany Jo Worth! More details on the poster below.