A visual showing how grad students feel in academia :)
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A visual showing how grad students feel in academia :)
Saturday morning’s (Mis)Landing Representations: Relationship to Land and Culture. Also, that’s a picture of a QUILT in the background — extraordinary, no?
Aaron Blau on using social media in business world!
Textual Transmissions: The Peculiar Situation of the Audience
Uprooting Genealogies: Creative Discoveries! Last panel of the conference!
Great presentations and discussion this afternoon during the (Mis)Teaching: Childhood Instruction in Theory and Practice panel with Jennifer Rotkiewicz and Miriam Janechek.
(Mis)Landing Representations: Relationships to Land and Culture, Sarah Raine, and studying the process of quilting.
First panel of the day-Patriotic (Mis)leadings: Constructing the Patriotic Self in Literature and Film, and History with Nick Cooley and Susanna Vander Vorste.
Jennifer Teitle of the Graduate College talks about searching for jobs that utilize your PhD outside the world of academia.
Our registration table — come on by!
Brent! Registration!
Keynote speaker Dr. Marah Gubar speaks on the involvement of kids in the development of children's literature.
Colleen Theisen-Working to change the misleading stereotype of the word Library.
Annemarie Pearson and Philip Luoma Anderson present and answer questions during this afternoon's (Mis)Leading Meanings: Navigating Loss Across Language panel.
Great discussion during the (Mis)Leading in Spheres of Cross-Culturalism, Myth and Black Womanhood panel by Corey Hickner-Johnson, Akia Jackson, and Faith Avery.
Chelsea Burk, Rachel Walerstein, Eliza Sanders present their papers for the Miss-Leading: Constructions of Gender Norms in Literature panel.
Bagels and (very caffeinated) coffee marks the start of the conference!
In honor of children’s agency & Marah Gubar’s keynote, I present to you my business baby meme!
SO EXCITED FOR DAY #1 OF #craftcritcult