Showing posts with label Nathaniel Hawthorne Society. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nathaniel Hawthorne Society. Show all posts
Thursday, October 24, 2013
Recommended Look-Sees: Nathaniel Hawthorne Society and UUP Campus Equity Week Websites
Really just a "get ready for more from me here" kind of post, but have you seen the Nathaniel Hawthorne Society's new website (http://www.tamiu.edu/hawthorne/) and UUP's Campus Equity Week page (http://uupinfo.org/communications/uupdate/1314/131022.php)? Lots of interesting things to come here starting 10/28 with CEW's kickoff...plus, I'm trying to complete a pitch for a 2-volume study of race and Hawthorne over the winter break, by which time I should have found out if I made the American cut for another teaching Fulbright in Japan.... (Long-time readers will recall I started this little ol' thing during my 1st Fulbright over in Fukuoka!)
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