Welcome Earl Brooks as our new Associate Director
After spending the Fall 2023 semester as one of our Residential Faculty Fellows, Earl H. Brooks is joining the Dresher Center as our new Associate Director!
Brooks is a musician and Assistant Professor of English. He teaches courses in sound studies, African American rhetorical traditions, media literacy, rhetorical theory, and composition. His forthcoming book, On Rhetoric and Black Music (Wayne State University Press, African American Life Series, June 2024), examines how Black music functions as rhetoric, considering its subject not merely reflective of but central to African American public discourse. Brooks argues that there would have been no Harlem Renaissance, Civil Rights Movement, or Black Arts Movement as we know these phenomena without Black music. Brooks’s work also appears in Sounding Out!, Rhetoric Review, Journal for the History of Rhetoric, Langston Hughes Review, and College Composition and Communication. Brooks is a recent winner of the College of Arts Humanities and Social Sciences (CAHSS) Early Career Excellence Award and a recipient of the CAHSS Dean's Research Fund, the Dresher Center Residential Faculty Research Fellowship, and the Humanities Teaching Lab Course Transformation Support Grant. Brooks is also a proud alumnus of the Ronald E. McNair Scholars Program, and he serves as a UMBC McNair Faculty Mentor and advisory board member. Brooks also serves on the executive board of the Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC) as a representative of the CCCC Black Caucus.
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Preview of Spring 2024 Humanities Forum
Stay tuned for more information
The Dresher Center is happy to provide a sneak peek at our lineup for the Spring 2024 Humanities Forum. More information will be forthcoming.
- Naomi André, David G. Frey Distinguished Professor, Music, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Daphne Harrison Lecture - Opera's New Realism: Expanding Narratives and Representation
Featuring special guests: UMBC's Jubilee Singers under the direction of Janice Jackson
Monday, February 12, 2024 at 6pm in the Earl and Darielle Linehan Concert Hall
- Jenny Odell, writer and artist
Saving Time: Discovering a Life Beyond the Clock
In conversation with Jason Loviglio, Associate Professor and Acting Chair, Media and Communication Studies, UMBC
Monday, March 4, 2024 at 4pm in the Skylight Room, The Commons
- Emek Ergun, Associate Professor, Women's and Gender Studies and Global Studies, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Joan S. Korenman Lecture - Virginity in Translation: A Feminist Project of Rewriting Bodies Across Borders
Thursday, March 7, 2024 at 4pm in the Albin O. Kuhn Library Gallery
- Sean D. Kelly, Teresa G. and Ferdinand F. Martignetti Professor, Philosophy, Harvard University
Evelyn Barker Memorial Lecture - The Proper Dignity of Human Being: Later Heidegger and the Philosophical Tradition
Thursday, April 11, 2024 at 4pm in the Albin O. Kuhn Library Gallery
- Fan Yang, Associate Professor, Media and Communication Studies, UMBC
Race, Politics, and Rising China through Chimerican Media
Thursday, April 25, 2024 at 4pm in the Albin O. Kuhn Library Gallery
- Davarian Baldwin, Paul E. Raether Distinguished Professor, American Studies, Trinity College
When Your City Becomes a Campus: What Good is Higher Education for Our Cities
In conversation with Nicole King, Associate Professor, American Studies, UMBC
Wednesday, May 1, 2024 at 5:30pm in the Town Hall of the H. Mebane Turner Learning Commons at the University of Baltimore (This event is organized in partnership with the University of Baltimore's History Program. Shuttles to and from campus will be provided.)
I’m pleased to announce that Courtney Hobson will be the new Manager of Programs in the Dresher Center, effective Nov.1. Courtney has done extraordinary work in her time as Coordinator, managing the Humanities Forum and contributing to nearly every aspect of the Dresher Center above and beyond her official duties. Her new role will acknowledge this work and make more formal her role in managing the Forum and other Dresher programs and workshops. She will also step into some of Rachel Brubaker’s former duties as well as partner with me and the Dresher Center team to support and promote humanities work on and off campus. Please join me in congratulating Courtney!
I am also pleased to welcome Jacqui Lom as Administrative Assistant (part-time) in the Dresher Center. Jacqui has been doing a terrific job working with the Humanities and Linnehan Scholars programs and we’re grateful for her willingness to take on some additional tasks in support of the Center. Welcome Jacqui!
Jessica Berman
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UMBC Interdisciplinary CoLab
Call for Projects Summer 2024 - Deadline November 20th
EXPLORE EVERY ANGLE
The Office of Provost’s Interdisciplinary Activities Advisory Committee, in collaboration with the Dresher Center for the Humanities and the Office of Summer, Winter, and Special Programs invites applications for the UMBC Interdisciplinary CoLab.
What is a CoLab?
Lead students in the creation of interdisciplinary narrative research based
products for community partners or to support your research portfolio
Promote collaboration, tell effective stories, and amplify voices to the general
public.
Ideal Proposals:
- Have a strong focus that can be explored effectively over a four week period.
- Utilize diverse research methods and humanities modes of analysis.
- Produce public-facing final projects created for community partners or individual research efforts.
- Examples include developing websites, promotional materials, field guides, and podcasts.
- Faculty and staff are encouraged to propose projects for themselves to lead, or we can help with locating a project leader.
For more Information, please contact Rachel Carter, Ph.D.:
rachc1@umbc.edu.
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Announcing Faculty Book Manuscript Workshops
Funding opportunity
Book Manuscript Workshops offer faculty the opportunity to share a nearly complete manuscript with a small audience of experts and receive constructive feedback. The aim of the Workshop is to transform an already excellent scholarly project into an even better publishable book. Faculty will invite three expert readers from outside UMBC to read the full book manuscript (or significant sections) and offer their feedback in both written form and in a 2-3 hour workshop (usually held remotely). Some faculty authors may also wish to include a scholarly press editor in the workshop. Formal guidelines for workshop structure and suggestions for budgeting are available from the Dresher Center. Up to $5000 will be available to each applicant to support the workshop.
Faculty members who wish to workshop an in-progress book manuscript should submit:
- A one-page summary of the book project, including a schedule for completion. Applicants should also include a statement indicating whether the work is under contract with a press or provide a list of potential publishers.
- A one-page narrative explaining why and how this opportunity will be important to the process of completing the book. If appropriate, applicants should include a brief statement about their plans for tenure and/or promotion, including timelines
- A list of potential outside experts.
- A current curriculum vitae.
- A firm date for completion of the book manuscript. Manuscripts must be substantially complete before submission to outside readers.
All full-time faculty writing humanities-related books are eligible to apply. Junior faculty or those preparing for promotion are especially encouraged. In order to allow sufficient time for expert review, faculty should submit Book Manuscript Workshop applications 4-6 months in advance of the planned workshop.
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Dresher Center Fall 2023 Fellows
Join us in welcoming three new fellows to the Dresher Center for the Fall 2023 semester.
- Sonya Squires-Caesar, PhD Candidate, Language, Literacy, and Culture Program
Fall 2023 Graduate Student Research Fellow
Project: "Finding Face and Building Financially Resilient Spaces: Becoming Communal Agents of Economic Change Workshop -
An Interactive Storytelling Exhibit"
- Earl Brooks, Assistant Professor, English
Fall 2023 Residential Faculty Fellow
Project: "Black Sound Studies: Resisting the Sonics of White Supremacy"
- Christy Chapin, Associate Professor, History
Fall 2023 Residential Faculty Fellow
Project: "The Financialized States of America: How Banking and Finance Shaped Capitalism, Governance, and Life in the United States"
Please join us in congratulating these fellows.
Congratulations to our Dresher Center Summer Fellows
- Irina Golubeva, Associate Professor, Modern Languages, Linguistics, and Intercultural Communication
Summer 2023 Summer Faculty Fellow
Project: "Digital Humanities Pedagogy in Action: Insights from a telecollaboration exploring inclusiveness of university campuses through art"
- Tanya Saunders, Associate Professor, Language, Literacy, and Culture
Summer 2023 Summer Faculty Fellow
Project: "Esteticas do Bapho: Queering Black Brazilian Artivism and the Politics of Black Liberation"
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- Jessica Floyd, Instructor, Gender, Women's, + Sexuality Studies
Summer 2023 Lecturer Fellow
Project: "Cabin Boys, Milkmaids, and Rough Seas: The Kaleidoscope of Identity in the Unexpurgated Repertoire of Stan Hugill"
- Lindsay Johnson, Senior Lecturer, Music
Summer 2023 Lecturer Fellow
Project: "'The Most Beautiful Sound': The Queer Nexus of Listening and Voice in Early Modern Convent Life"
Please join us in congratulating these fellows.
The Dresher Center seeks an Associate Director to work closely with the Director and the Dresher Center team to shape and implement Dresher Center programs, grant proposals, and budget. The Associate Director will assist the Director in strategic decision making and shaping Dresher Center initiatives and goals. The Associate Director will also be responsible for serving in the Director’s place should the Director be unable to attend various Dresher Center activities or programs, or at university events or meetings.
Potential duties for the Associate Director include:
- Work with the Center Coordinator to schedule and coordinate Dresher Center workshops such as the "Currents: Works in Progress" series, and the Fellows and Others workshops (scheduling, recruiting/communicating with presenters, drafting/revising descriptions). Attend and facilitate workshops as needed.
- With the Dresher Center team, continue to offer HTLabs and other potential programs focused on public and community-engaged research/teaching.
- Participate in selecting speakers for the Humanities Forum. Attend, introduce speakers, and host meals as needed.
- Help establish and expand Dresher Center programming for undergraduates, in conjunction with both the Dresher Center Director and the Director of the Humanities Scholars Program.
- Assist in evaluating Dresher Center activities and writing the Dresher Center annual report.
- Attend bi-weekly staff meetings and quarterly Board meetings, participate in strategic planning and budgeting. Attend monthly CAHSS chairs and directors’ meetings.
- Assist in administering other center programs as needed.
Open to: Tenure track faculty in humanities fields (minimum: advanced assistant or already tenured). Preference to those who have been formally involved in Dresher Center programs (fellowships, advisory board, Inclusion Imperative programs, etc.)
The Dresher Center seeks an Associate Director to work closely with the Director and the Dresher Center team to shape and implement Dresher Center programs, grant proposals, and budget. The Associate Director will assist the Director in strategic decision making and shaping Dresher Center initiatives and goals. The Associate Director will also be responsible for serving in the Director’s place should the Director be unable to attend various Dresher Center activities or programs, or at university events or meetings.
Potential duties for the Associate Director include:
- Work with the Center Coordinator to schedule and coordinate Dresher Center workshops such as the "Currents: Works in Progress" series, and the Fellows and Others workshops (scheduling, recruiting/communicating with presenters, drafting/revising descriptions). Attend and facilitate workshops as needed.
- With the Dresher Center team, continue to offer HTLabs and other potential programs focused on public and community-engaged research/teaching.
- Participate in selecting speakers for the Humanities Forum. Attend, introduce speakers, and host meals as needed.
- Help establish and expand Dresher Center programming for undergraduates, in conjunction with both the Dresher Center Director and the Director of the Humanities Scholars Program.
- Assist in evaluating Dresher Center activities and writing the Dresher Center annual report.
- Attend bi-weekly staff meetings and quarterly Board meetings, participate in strategic planning and budgeting. Attend monthly CAHSS chairs and directors’ meetings.
- Assist in administering other center programs as needed.
Open to: Tenure track faculty in humanities fields (minimum: advanced assistant or already tenured). Preference to those who have been formally involved in Dresher Center programs (fellowships, advisory board, Inclusion Imperative programs, etc.)
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REMINDER: Register for Fulbright Accelerator Workshop
Fulbright Accelerator Workshop for CAHSS Faculty
Friday, February 24, 2023
Noon-1:00pm, Dresher Center Conference Room
PAHB, Room 216
Lunch will be available from 11:15-noon.
Please wear a mask during the workshop. Space in the workshop is limited due to room capacity, so registration is necessary.
REGISTER BY MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20TH.
Learn about the 2024-2025 Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program
and other exciting Fulbright opportunities at this workshop for CAHSS
faculty, presented by the Institute of International Education (IIE),
which develops and implements the Fulbright program.
Dr. Julie Taylor,IIE
Director of Academic Relations for the Fulbright program, will provide
information on the upcoming competition cycle, that starts in February
2023, and on the Catalog of Awards.
Dr. Brian Souders,
Associate Director for Global Engagement Opportunities in the Center
for Global Engagement, and UMBC's Fulbright Scholar Liaison, will
discuss support for faculty applicants. Tips for preparing strong
Fulbright applications, initiating outreach to international host
institutions, and doing short- and long-term planning, will also be
covered.
Dr. Tanya Saunders, Associate Professor, LLC Program, will speak about their experience as a Fulbright Scholar in Brazil.
Time will be given for Q&A.
The
2023 Fulbright Accelerator Workshop is co-sponsored by the CAHSS Dean's
Office; the Center for Social Science Scholarship; the Center for
Innovation, Research, and Creativity in the Arts; the Dresher Center for
the Humanities; and the Center for Global Engagement.
Questions? Rachel Brubaker, Assistant Director for Grants and Program Development, Dresher Center.