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Research & Environmentalism

“Wild,” a Book Review

After hiking 1,000+ miles of the Appalachian Trail (from the Smokies of North Carolina to the corn fields of Pennsylvania), I finally allowed myself the … Read More ›

Posted on July 30, 2018
Critical Race Studies, Gender & Women's Studies, Pedagogy, Sound Studies and Literature

Teaching LEMONADE in 19th-Century American Lit

I’m a 19th-century Americanist and my syllabi for courses taught in early American lit have covered a wide span of women’s literature. I’ve always gone … Read More ›

Posted on December 1, 2017
Composition & College Writing, Critical Race Studies, Gender & Women's Studies, Pedagogy

How do we write at the intersection of race and gender?

My 8am class has turned into a hotbed of burning questions and research. How this happened since my last post about the grueling 8am time slot, I … Read More ›

Posted on November 16, 2017
Critical Race Studies, Gender & Women's Studies, Pedagogy

In Your Lecture, Research Together

As I’ve mentioned in previous blog posts, my 8 a.m. class this semester has been a challenge but by now (two months into the semester) … Read More ›

Posted on October 26, 2017
American Literature, Gender & Women's Studies, Pedagogy

“A remaking of the mind itself”: Margaret Fuller’s Pedagogy & Mine

Teaching Margaret Fuller’s Woman in the Nineteenth Century is instructive in its challenge. The text contains numerous references that take students to task with additional … Read More ›

Posted on October 11, 2017
Critical Race Studies, Gender & Women's Studies, Pedagogy

Teaching the Impossible Syllabus: “Women, Gender & U.S. Literature”

When I was assigned “Women, Gender, and U.S. Literature,” a 5-week summer course that meets 4 days a week for 2 hours, I stared at … Read More ›

Posted on August 16, 2017
Gender & Women's Studies

Hiking Like A Woman, Part II

Last year I wrote about several women who are tough as nails, hiking the Appalachian Trail through rain and pain (read Part I here). This year … Read More ›

Posted on June 16, 2017

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(she/her) Postdoctoral Research Associate at @TLH_CUNY. Environmentalist, Americanist, Feminist, Sound Recorder, Long-Distance Solo Hiker. Opinions are my own.

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cuny_teachingCUNY Innovative Teaching Academy@cuny_teaching·
6 May

Today's #TeachingMatters workshop features some great books to add to your reading list if you haven't already read them. #TransformCUNY

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cuny_teachingCUNY Innovative Teaching Academy@cuny_teaching·
6 May

Congratulations!!! What a joyous occasion and beautiful way to celebrate!! https://twitter.com/LatinxVisions/status/1522274745911287811

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Celebrating our new @BaruchBls major and welcoming Dr. Keisha Allan to our department!

@Baruch_Weissman @RojoRobles @shellyeversley #bls #baruch #baruchcollege

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2 May

A collective of 5 @CUNY researchers developed and conducted a survey-based study of how CUNY adjunct and graduate student faculty taught with free of charge materials during the year 2020: https://cuny.manifoldapp.org/projects/the-amount-of-labor-we-do-for-free-and-other-contradictions #phdchat

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30 Apr

This is the truth 👇🏻 https://www.insidehighered.com/advice/2022/04/22/burned-out-professor-declares-academic-chapter-11-opinion#.Ym2toblH6Uk.twitter

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JodyjiJody Greene@Jodyji·
27 Apr

Here in the ⁦@UofCalifornia⁩ we’re doing our best to put a stake through the heart of early career letter grading. ⁦@KQED⁩ University of California Departments Consider Ditching Letter-Grade System for New Students | KQED ⁦#ungrading https://www.kqed.org/news/11912248/university-of-california-departments-consider-ditching-letter-grade-system-for-new-students

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