The New England branch of the American Studies Association (@AmerStudiesAssn)
New England, USA
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Visit our website to access the full schedule and register for our upcoming conference, June 21 and 22nd at Harvard University! We hope to see you there: newenglandasa.org/
#AmericanStudies #RevisitingRegion #NEASA2024
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For those who are still around!! @NewEnglandASA is hosting their annual conference @ColbyCollege with the help of @ColbyMuseum
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Congratulations Brian Michael Murphy @WilliamsCollege and WE THE DEAD: Preserving Data at the End of the World, winner of the @NewEnglandASA Lois P. Rudnick Award 🎉🎉
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Congratulations Brian Michael Murphy @AtBennington and WE THE DEAD: Preserving Data at the End of the World, winner of the @NewEnglandASA Lois P. Rudnick Award 🎉🎉
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The Lois P. Rudnick book award, given every other year for best academic book in American Studies by a New England Scholar or about New England, was presented to Brian Michael Murphy for his book "We the Dead: Preserving Data at the End of the World," published by @UNC_Press.
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Thrilled to hear CURIOUS SPECIES was named honorable mention for this award. And huge congrats to Brian Michael Murphy for WE THE DEAD!
Honorable mention for the Rudnick prize went to Whitney Barlow Robles (@wbarlowrobles) for "Curious Species: How Animals Made Natural History," (@yalepress), which illustrates the role of animals in shaping natural history and our ecological world, past, present, and future.
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Many thanks to @kirbyrachel for organizing this conference and the awards committee for the recognition! 🏆🍁🖼️
Honorable mention in the Mary Kelley Prize went to Rachel Ciampoli (@racheltciampoli) for "'The Indigenous Posey of the Soil': Eastman Johnson's Maple Sugar Paintings and the Aesthetics of Elision," which asks us to reconsider the ethical stickiness of labor and consumption.
On Saturday, we announced the recipients of our three 2024 awards! 🏆👏🎉
The submissions crossed time periods, hemispheres, and concepts, and showcased the strength, breadth, and style of American Studies scholarship. We're excited to share the winners with you today! 🧵
The committee truly believes that both Murphy and Robles's projects, in which they utilize an American Studies training alongside that of biology or engineering, blow the current field wide open. They serve as great models of the possibilities of interdisciplinary work!
Doane-Ngyuen's paper highlighted how American newspapers reported on the Philippine-American War of 1899-1902 and how this reportage shaped American views of empire, the Philippines, and Filipino people. Congrats, Ryan Doane-Ngyuen!
New England (American Studies Association) runs on #Dunkin ☕️🍩
#RevisitingRegion #Foodways #NEASA2024
And that’s a wrap on the first day of our #RevisitingRegion conference. Thanks again to @RezekJoe and all our presenters for such a wonderful series of conversations! Looking forward to more tomorrow!
