Graduate Studies

In this session, we will think about the relationship between trauma and memory. We will explore ideas from key thinkers, and have discussions on how trauma affects our relationship to time and bodies. Then we will look at a creative essay genre and consider more broadly how trauma is represented in literature.

We will each share an example of representation of trauma in either literature or popular culture and think about dominant trends, methods of representation, and even cliches.

The project “Challenging Populist Truth-Making in Europe: The Role of Museums in a Digital ‘Post-Truth’ European Society (CHAPTER)”, funded by the VolkswagenStiftung, will develop approaches and best practice examples to support museums in challenging the growing influence of populist discourse in Europe through digital innovation.

NeMLA 2021 Graduate Student Caucus-Sponsored Roundtable

NeMLA 2021 Graduate Student Caucus-Sponsored Session

NeMLA 2021 Graduate Student Caucus-Sponsored Roundtable

NeMLA Graduate Student Caucus-Sponsored Panel for 2021

The American Humor Studies Association (AHSA) solicits applications for the inaugural season of its Judith Yaross Lee Publication Grant in American Humor Studies for Summer 2020.

The Graduate School Press of Syracuse University invites submissions for a contributed volume titled A Quit Lit Reader, to be published by the Graduate School Press and distributed by Syracuse University Press. The editors welcome contributions from graduate students, faculty, and administrators working within academia, while especially seeking reflections of those pursuing careers mostly or wholly outside it.

Call for papers 2021

The 3rd International Conference on Research in Education, 05-07 March 2021 in Berlin, Germany, is the premier forum for the presentation of new advances and research results in education theory and practice. (calls for papers)

Trauma-Informed Approaches to Academia- NeMLA 2021 Philadelphia March 13-15 2021 Deadline for submission September 30, 2020