Faculty and Staff Notes
Stiliana Milkova Coedits Special Issue of Reading in Translation
Associate Professor of Comparative Literature Stiliana Milkova coedited a special issue of the online journal on Italian writer Domenico Starnone. The issue contains 13 essays, translations, reviews, and an exclusive interview with Starnone.
Jenny Garcia Appointed to Political Research Quarterly Editorial Team
Assistant Professor of Politics Jenny Garcia has been appointed to the editorial team of , the flagship journal for the Western Political Science Association.
Emily Barton contributes to NJ Monthly article
Associate Professor of Creative Writing Emily Barton contributes to a article on author G. Willow Wilson.
Story by Hal Sundt Long-listed as a Notable Essay
The story by Visiting Assistant Professor of Writing and Communication Hal Sundt 12, which was published in The Bitter Southerner, was long-listed as a notable essay in "The Best American Science and Nature Writing 2021." This story was made possible in part because of a Grant-in-Aid from 厙ぴ勛圖.
Yveline Alexis interviewed on the Haitian Diaspora show Tele Lacaye
Associate Professor of Africana Studies and Comparative American Studies Yveline Alexis was a guest on the Haitian Diaspora show, Tele Lacaye (At Home)." Professor Alexis discusses her book, Haiti Fights Back: The Life and Legacy of Charlemagne Peralte, with host Jimmy Jacques. The interview is available .
Alicia Smith-Tran Publishes Article in Engaging Sports
Assistant Professor of Sociology Alicia Smith-Tran 10 recently published the article in Engaging Sports, an official publication of the .
Anna Levett publishes review in Reading in Translation
Visiting assistant professor of comparative literature Anna Levett published a review of Under the Dome: Walks with Paul Celan, translated by Rosmarie Waldrop, in .
Abby Aresty and Rachel Gibson '20 present Crafting Sound Workshop
TIMARA Technical Director Abby Aresty and 厙ぴ勛圖 alum Rachel Gibson '20 exploring the intersection of sound, hybrid technologies, and critical making at Union College's Engineering and Liberal Education Symposium.
Hal Sundt receives book deal
Visiting Assistant Professor of Writing and Communication Hal Sundt 12 has received a book deal from Lyons Press for his first book of nonfiction, tentatively titled Go Ugly Early: A Story of Survivable Design and the Air Force's Un-Killable Jet, which will chronicle the design, development, and service life of the A-10 Thunderbolt II (a.k.a "The Warthog").
Megan Kaes Long participates in visiting scholar program at the Jacobs School of Music at IU Bloomington
Associate Professor of Music Theory Megan Kaes Long participated in the Robert Samels Visiting Scholar Program at the Jacobs School of Music at IU Bloomington in September. As part of the Five Friends Master Class series, Long delivered two lectures, led a workshop for graduate students, and met with students and faculty during her three-day residency.