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Putting the PhD to Work—For the Public Good
I recently had the privilege of giving a joint keynote address at the Big XII Teaching and Learning Conference at the University of Texas, Austin,...
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The Price to Pay for being a Survivor: The Need for Trauma-Informed Universities
*Trigger warning/self-care for trauma/sexual violence/possible triggers for many traumatic experiences* A few months ago, I was sitting in a graduate...
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Digital Humanities (DH) at KU – Being a HASTAC Scholar
Last month, our HASTAC scholars presented our work in the Digital Scholars’ Showcase. Please check the following link for the presentation I gave:...
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Michigan State University MUSE (Mentoring Underrepresented Scholars in English) Program
The Department of English at Michigan State University is once again offering Mentoring Underrepresented Scholars in English (MUSE) workshop...
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10 Questions to Ask Your Professor About Co-Authorship in Your First Meeting
By Siqi Tu , Jessica Murray , Guilherme Arinelli What are the norms of your field and do you agree or disagree with those norms? Some advisors...
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Putting the Humanities PhD to Work: Updates, abstracts, and more
I’m delighted to share that Putting the Humanities PhD to Work is in production at Duke University Press, and should be out in the world in time for...
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She Said/She Said: Grad Student Collaboration and Conquering Fear
Deanna Stover (DS): I’ve been a HASTAC Scholar for, to put it kindly, over a year. And I have yet to publish anything on the blog. I’ve drafted...
