Showing posts with label professional gigs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label professional gigs. Show all posts
2014-06-18

once again upon a listserv: some follow-up thoughts about #thatdarnlist

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Note to non-archivist/librarian readers: this blog post is largely professional insider discussion and, while it may be interesting to some ...
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2014-05-29

once upon a listserv: thoughts on professionalism, privilege, and power [#thatdarnlist]

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Thank you to all whose thoughts helped form this post.  Coincidentally, this is the 1200th post to go live at the feminist librarian. I...
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2014-04-07

presentation @ boston college

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On March 29th I attended the Biennial Boston College Conference on History of Religion and presented a paper that tried, for the first t...
2014-03-31

booknotes: the accidental diarist

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The latest issue of NEHA New s (PDF)   arrived in the post earlier this week. Actually, four copies arrived because for some reason Hanna ...
2013-10-26

writer, respect thyself [rambling thoughts on undervaluing scholarly labor]

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To interrupt the recent run of photo and video and cat related posts with something a bit more library-professional about the place , I...
2012-09-01

one thousand eight hundred and twenty days [2007-2012]

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This weekend marks the end of my fifth year in Boston , and it's become something of a tradition since I began this blog to post some ...
2012-07-10

blogging at In Our Words: to be and to have (a wife)

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lesbianweddings.tumblr.com This week I have a guest post up at In Our Words on why I wanted to get gay-married: I've learned that...
2012-04-24

"in their graves because of false modesty"? [neha spring 2012]

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This past Saturday, I presented a paper at the spring meeting of the New England Historical Association (NEHA) at Rivier College in Nashua,...
2012-03-22

review of "hillbilly nationalists"

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I have a book review of  Amy Sonnie and James Tracy's Hillbilly Nationalists, Urban Race Rebels and Black Power: Community Organizing in...
2012-03-15

"how women's studies mattered in my life": a panel discussion

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via the Women's Studies Facebook Page On 6 March I participated in a panel presentation/discussion at my alma mater Hope College in...