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In her Afterword to our new special issue, "The Language Challenge: Modernisms in Multilingual South Asia,” Rebecca Walkowitz writes about accepting the challenge of language, and rising to it.
Read it here: modernismmodernity.org/artic…
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If you're passionate about languages and want to explore why they're essential to our lives and society, don't miss the talk on Oct. 30 with Rebecca Walkowitz (@rlwalkowitz), Provost and Dean of the Faculty, Claire Tow Professor of English at Barnard College.
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Barnard Provost and Dean of the Faculty Rebecca Walkowitz spoke to Spectator about the curriculum, academic freedom, and joining a senior leadership team that continues to see turnover during one of its most tumultuous times in recent history.
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BREAKING: Rebecca Walkowitz will serve as Barnard’s provost and dean of the faculty beginning on June 1 following a monthslong national search, Barnard President Laura Rosenbury announced in a Monday email to the college community. l8r.it/geWs
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We are pleased to announce that Rebecca L. Walkowitz has been named Barnard College’s new Provost and Dean of the Faculty; she will assume the role on June 1. @rlwalkowitz bit.ly/4aRwCUv
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Looking forward to today's masterclass "Born Translated" at @ugent with @rlwalkowitz. Thanks to the amazing team for organising it!
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“We’ve taken a course that has been important to generations of @RutgersU undergraduates and reinvented it to make it more useful, engaging and effective" - Rebecca L. Walkowitz, dean of humanities.
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Rebecca L. Walkowitz retweeted
With the recent arrivals of MIGRANT AESTHETICS, by Glenda Carpio; WRITING BACKWARDS, by @XanderManshel; and BIG FICTION, by @dan_sinykin, it's been a great Fall for #LiteratureNow! Read more about the series here: bit.ly/3p6XKYj @ColumbiaUP
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ACLS Community Members Respond to West Virginia University Cuts: bit.ly/3ZxLF1c
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Accurately and eloquently put. The author covers more than just languages in this piece.
Opinion | Gutting Language Departments Would Be a Disaster chronicle.com/article/guttin…
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Opinion: We need world languages more than ever. Here are some paths forward. chroni.cl/3RuRZoj
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Impassioned advocacy for foreign language research, teaching, and learning, from @rlwalkowitz in @chronicle : chronicle.com/article/guttin…
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Opinion: A Rutgers dean on how to do foreign-language study now. chroni.cl/3rqw3jp
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.@rlwalkowitz, Gutting language departments would be a disaster chronicle.com/article/guttin…
"academic leaders should recognize that universities are not utilitarian spaces, nor should they be...universities are collectives that thrive on the margin, both intellectually and socially"
Rebecca L. Walkowitz retweeted
The excellent @rlwalkowitz on the importance of languages & linguistics at the current AI moment when language as the critical platform for information transfer is increasingly necessary for students to understand. @chronicle @UofUHumanities chronicle.com/article/guttin…
Rebecca L. Walkowitz retweeted
Rutgers not once but twice in the long-awaited PMLA special issue on Translation! Featuring our own
@rlwalkowitz & Rutgers CompLit grad student Penny Yeung on "No More Translations". Congrats to both!
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Rebecca L. Walkowitz retweeted
“Viewed as a collective enterprise, there is no other institution that has taken on the task of thinking critically about ourselves.”
Ari Linden advocates for university’s role in society, in a new essay for PB:
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Opinion: Against false cosmopolitanism. chroni.cl/3OJE0cP
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Now available! TURN THE WORLD UPSIDE DOWN: EMPIRE & UNRULY FORMS OF BLACK FOLK CULTURE IN THE U.S. & CARIBBEAN, by Imani Owens via the Black Lives in the Diaspora series. bit.ly/431Mb8w @ColumbiaUP
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Her minor in Russian @RutgersNB fulfilled a lifelong dream of learning the language of her parents, who fled anti-Jewish persecution in Europe. Join the Year of Languages at SAS and pursue your dream language. go.rutgers.edu/nqqisp04
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