THE UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON is pleased to
announce an open tenure-track Assistant Professor of English position. They are
looking for someone with expertise in the critical study if Indigenous Literatures
and Culture of North America. Click here for more information
and to apply.
Wednesday, November 4, 2015
GWSS Professionalization Workshop: Conference Papers to Journal Articles
GWSS is hosting a professionalization workshop
with Prof. Lena Palacios titled “Makin’ & Stackin’ Paper: The Conference
Paper 2 Journal Article Hustle & Flow” on Friday, November 6th
from 1:30 – 3:00pm in Ford Hall 400. Lena will share her experience with the
process of revising and extending conference papers into competitive journal
articles.
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"Where are the Teachers of Color?" Conversation
RIGS is hosting a conversation titled “Where are the Teachers of Color?”
on Tuesday, November 17th from 4:00 – 6:00pm in Walter Library
401/402. The conversation will feature high school youth, teachers,
administrators, and community members.
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Thesis Research Travel Grants due to the Grad School, Noon on December 8th
THESIS RESEARCH TRAVEL GRANTS from the Graduate
School are awarded up to $2500 for domestic and $5000 for international.
Applications are due at Noon on December 8th, 2015. Click here
for more information and to apply.
Amber Annis awarded 2015 Joseph J. Kwiat award for best ASA conference paper
AMBER ANNIS was awarded the American Studies Department's
2015 Joseph J. Kwiat award for the best U of M American Studies grad student conference
paper presented at ASA for her paper entitled, "The Cheyenne River Sioux
Tribe: Native Resources as Diplomacy".
UofFlorida Tenure-Track Asst Prof. in Women's and African American Studies
THE UNIVERSITY of
FLORIDA is pleased to announce an open tenure-track Assistant Professor
position in both Women’s Studies and African American Studies. They are looking
for someone with scholarship and teaching experience in race and gender and/or
race and sexuality. Click here
for more information and to apply.
Dr. Karma Chávez talk
THE STEVEN J. SCHOCHET ENDOWMENT for GLBT
STUDIES is hosting a talk by Dr. Karma Chávez titled “The Queer Politics of
Coalition” on Tuesday, November 10th from 6:00 – 7:30pm in the
Mississippi Room in Coffman Memorial Union.
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