MOCK Job Talk: Regina Duthley, PhD Candidate in English at SJU
Please join us for Regina Duthley’s mock job talk in preparation for her on-campus interview (YAY!). The talk will be on Friday, December 2, 2-3pm […]
Faculty
CFP: CFP: 15th Annual Africana Studies Symposium: “Performing Africana Art and Culture: Repression, Resistance, and Renewal”
The Africana Studies Department at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, in conjunction with the Department of Dance and the Department of Art and […]
CFP: Cultures of Exclusion in the Early Modern World Enemies and Strangers, 1600-1800
University of Warwick, Thursday 18 – Friday 19 May 2017 When walking through the streets of London, Joseph Addison urged readers of The Spectator to […]
EVENT: Safe Zone Training, 11/5/16
My name is Hannah Lang and I am in charge of Safe Zone training at St. John’s with Spectrum. I am reaching out to you […]
Announcement: Association of College and Research Libraries Diversity Alliance
The Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) is pleased to announce the launch of the ACRL Diversity Alliance. Approved by the ACRL Board of […]
AWARDS: English and Writing Faculty Win Faculty Recognition Awards for 2015-2016 Year
The Faculty Recognition Award recognizes faculty for their excellence in research and scholarship, teaching, and service. The English Department had eight faculty winners and the […]
CFP: What’s New in Queer Studies?
In the late 1980s, theorists such as Judith Butler, Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick and Teresa De Lauretis questioned and redefined existing discourses on identity, gender and […]
CFP: Water and Fire in the representations of political power in Early Modern Europe
Water and Fire in the representations of political power in Early Modern Europe International conference organised by Dr. Dénes HARAI and Dr. Gaëlle LAFAGE 23-24/03/2017, […]
FELLOWSHIPS: CLAGS
CLAGS is pleased to offer the following fellowships and awards for students, scholars, and artists, with deadlines this November. Please share widely, and apply today! […]
CFP: Black Queer and Trans* Aesthetics (co-edited by Dr. Smalls)
Black Queer and Trans*Aesthetics The 21st century marks a turn for centralizing queer and trans* lives, bodies, and activism in the broader work for Black […]
EVENT @ SJU SI: “Betwixt and Between: Black Communities and City Neighborhoods in 19th Century NYC
From Dr. Bob Fanuzzi: “Sandy Ground at St. John’s: Faces of the Underground Railroad” is a public humanities and educational outreach program of St. John’s […]
Art Exhibition & Events about the Mexican Revolution @ SJU
From Sociology and Anthropology: Dear Colleagues, We would like to invite you and your students to visit “Mexico at the Hour of Combat: Sabino Osuna’s […]
English Department Faculty News: Dr. Raj Chetty’s Recent Publications and Presentations
Dr. Raj Chetty, Assistant Professor in the English Department, recently published two peer-reviewed articles. Additionally, Dr. Chetty has an upcoming presentation at CUNY Graduate Center […]
World Renowned Poet and Playwright Wole Soyinka in Residence at NYU, OCT 3-7
Institute of African American Affairs presents Wole Soyinka Scholar-in-Residence | Fall 2016 NYU-IAAA Wole Soyinka Scholar-in-Residence programs are free and open to the public. Space […]
C21 Special Issue: The Literature of the Anthropocene
Special Issue of C21: The Literature of the AnthropoceneThe concept of the Anthropocene, deemed by Bruno Latour “the best alternative we have to usher us […]
SJU English Department is On Twitter
For those of you who tweet or want to learn about the wild world of Twitter, the English department now has a Twitter account. The […]
GRAD, ADJUNCT, & FACULTY: CTL Tech and Professional Development
St. John’s University offers a tremendous array of tech-based and professional development to support its faculty and students. As a current CTL Teaching & Technology […]
CFP: Eighteenth-Century Studies Journal special issue on Empire
Call for Submissions Eighteenth-Century Studies, a cross-disciplinary journal committed to publishing the best of current writing on all aspects of eighteenth-century culture, is planning […]