Associate Professor at Appalachian State, Chris Osmond was recently co-published in Et Alia Press’s Scars: An Anthology. Regarding his essay, “The Thousand Natural Shocks,” Chris says: “I am especially interested in the role of personal voice and reflective writing in … Read more
Call for Proposals: Critical Juncture 2016 Emory University, Atlanta, GA April 8-9, 2016 Deadline to submit abstracts: December 15, 2016
As the culmination of the Health and Humanities class, students presented their research projects at a Works-in-Progress Conference last Monday, November 9th. The projects ranged from empirical studies to literature reviews and encompassed topics from science and technology studies to qualitative and mixed … Read more
Paul W. Child of Sam Houston State University is looking for papers and/or poster proposals to be featured at the 8th Annual Medicine and the Humanities and Social Sciences Conference. The College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Sam Houston … Read more
Position Title: Assistant/Associate Professor of the History and Philosophy of Science Position Number: 2015-F132 School/College: The John V. Roach Honors College Department: The John V. Roach Honors College The John V. Roach Honors College at Texas Christian University (TCU) invites … Read more
Call For Papers: Department of Comparative Literature, Indiana University Bloomington Graduate Conference April 1-2, 2016; Crystal Queer Clarity and understanding, sight and knowledge, are so intimately linked in contemporary discourse that we rarely find ourselves interrogating why this connection is made, … Read more
There is a new course being offered at North Carolina Central University, taught by Dr. Rachelle Gold, which will explore how traumatic tales can be both healing and transformative by analyzing various works of literature as shown below. It will be open to … Read more
