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Assistant Professor, EMES President, and ICMS Boycott
So much has happened since I wrote “Reflections on ISAS 2017 and a Call to Action” last summer.
Reflections on ISAS 2017 and a Call to Action
This post is long overdue, and therefore very long, but since the end of the International Society of Anglo-Saxonists Biennial Conference 2017 at the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa in early August, I’ve had a “babymoon” with John in Maui, … Continue reading
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Tagged academia, Anglo-Saxon Studies, ISAS 2017, medieval, medieval studies, medievalists, Old English, race, racism, white allies
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Why I Started Using Social Media Professionally
When I was a third-year PhD candidate, I remember sitting in a (mostly useless) required professionalization workshop in my department, and while I didn’t get much out of the experience, I do remember one piece of information getting my attention: cultivate … Continue reading
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Tagged Academia.edu, early Middle English, Facebook, LinkedIn.com, medieval, Ormulum, professionalization, social media, translation, Twitter
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Dissertation Alteration, Twitter Project, & Orm’s Repetition Reconsidered
Well, I seem to be one of those “occasional” bloggers, but it’s not for lack of desire to blog. It’s more like a lack of time and energy to blog. Sometimes I post to work things out, other times I … Continue reading
10-Month Blog Hiatus and What Have I Got…?
So, I finished the first chapter of my dissertation last November (right before my last blog post on a mini publication I’d been asked to write for SMART), and in January, my meeting on said chapter went exceedingly well. Sure, … Continue reading