Associate Professor at Northwestern University and Author of Embodied Reckonings: "Comfort Women," Performance, and Transpacific Redress
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Happy to share this guide on how to train and mentor grad students to do publicly engaged work. Contributed an essay with Jessica Friedman on teaching public humanities in practice.
We are excited to share “Preparing Publicly Engaged Scholars: A Guide for Innovation in Doctoral Education,” a new report that offers insights and recommendations for supporting graduate students in conducting publicly-engaged research in the humanities: bit.ly/47ZfYQT
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Attention @NorthwesternU graduate students: Apply for a @BuffettInst International Conference Travel Grant, which funds students traveling to present their research at a professional academic conference outside the US.
🗓 Apply by Jan. 15, 2025: spr.ly/6012tpeRA
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The @BuffettInst is pleased to welcome our cohort of eight non-residential faculty fellowships for the 2024–25 academic year. These fellowships support @NorthwesternU faculty who conduct research outside the contiguous US. Learn more about our fellows: spr.ly/60115Yj3J
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Congrats to Elizabeth W. Son, associate Theatre professor, and Ozge Samanci, associate RTVF professor, on their recent acceptance to the Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs cohort of non-residential faculty fellowships for 2024–25! 📚more here: buffett.northwestern.edu/new….
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ACLS Leading Edge Fellowship Program will offer 21 two-year fellowships with mission-driven nonprofits for recent humanities and interpretive social sciences PhDs. Applications are due Wednesday, March 13, 2024, 9:00 PM EDT. ow.ly/FeTE50QBhXt
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Join us for a panel to celebrate the publication of "Liberal Lives and Activist Repertoires: Political Performance and Victorian Social Reform" with author and #NUSoC's own, Prof. Tracy Davis. A reception will follow the panel. RSVP by 2/10: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F….
Looking forward to our session today! #NHC23IN @HumanitiesAll
Are you attending the National Humanities Conference in Indianapolis this week? Join ACLS on Thursday, 10/26 at 12:45 PM for our panel "Making Pathways Meet: Promising Directions for Publicly Engaged Doctoral Training" in the Lincoln Room!
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ALT Making Pathways Meet: Promising Directions for Publicly Engaged Doctoral Training. October 26, 2023, 12:45 PM-2:15 PM ET, Lincoln. In this session, representatives from the American Council of Learned Societies, faculty, and graduate students discuss Preparing Community-Engaged Scholars: A Toolkit, a collaboratively written report on training doctoral students to conduct rigorous, ethical, innovative community and publicly-engaged research. Writing teams conducted research projects covering topics as diverse as the tactics of the US immigration detention regime, community-responsive municipal transit policies, and supporting bilingual community health workers. This session features active conversation, as audience members will rotate between groups to discuss with project participants their experiences, findings, and strategies for mapping PhD student paths to research and career success.
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“We have an ever-changing composition of our population. But we don’t have monumental forms that speak to that.” washingtonpost.com/entertain…
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Los Angeles is reckoning with one of the deadliest mass killings in its history through public art. #MonumentsSummer mellon.org/grant-story/the-c…
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ACLS is accepting applications for our ACLS Fellowships, which this year are designated for early career, non-tenured scholars who earned PhDs on or after Sept 29, 2015. Awards of $30-60k + research funds for NTT scholars. Apply by Sept. 28, 9PM EDT: bit.ly/3Q0Oi5I
ALT Grid of headshots of 2023 ACLS Fellows with text "ACLS Fellowship Program Now Open. Deadline for Applications: September 28, 2023, 9:00 PM EDT"
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Speaking of tenure letters and since it's TL writing season, here is a folder with freely accessible materials I found and downloaded that may help you in crafting a solid letter for promotion and tenure for a candidate.
drive.google.com/drive/folde…
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"Embodied Reckonings: 'Comfort Women,' Performance, and Transpacific Redress" (@UofMPress) by @ElizabethWSon F’19, F’10 examines the political and cultural aspects of contemporary performances that have grappled with the history of the “comfort women." #APAHM
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Apply to participate in a Working Session at ASTR's conference in Providence, RI in November. Application portal open now; due by June 1.
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🧵 For anyone working on a book, I thought I would pass along the questions I provided reviewers for a manuscript workshop. Some might be self-evident, but they generated a lot of constructive feedback, and several were not on my mind when I began writing in graduate school.
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There's exactly one week left to apply to the ACLS Leading Edge Fellowship program! These two-year fellowships partner recent humanities & social sciences PhDs with organizations advancing social justice and equity. Deadline: March 15, 9:00 PM EST. acls.org/LeadingEdge
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Spread the word: @PrincetonUPress Supporting Diverse Voices grants offer historically excluded and underrepresented scholars the opportunity to develop a book proposal with a partnering book coach.
press.princeton.edu/book-pro…
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Thrilled to share the CFP for the "Performers" volume of the upcoming Bloomsbury Press series Women's Innovations in Theatre, Dance, and Performance, which I will be co-editing with @marlis_erica. Deadline Feb. 1! @ElizabethWSon @MelissaBlancoB
womens-innovations.com/vol-1…
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6 incredible resources developed by top universities to help you become a proficient academic writer — totally free:
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CFP: "Solidarity: What Love Looks Like in Public." Get ready to the join the ASA for our 2023 Annual Meeting in Montreal, Canada. Submissions will open on 1/1/23 & close on 2/1/23. Read more here: t.e2ma.net/webview/2g6x2e/12…