What I Can Bear to Remember about Academic Job Video Interviews
It’s that season again: Skype and Zoom links are being clicked through in email inboxes, along with actual phone numbers being dialed, …
It’s that season again: Skype and Zoom links are being clicked through in email inboxes, along with actual phone numbers being dialed, …
In my recent blog post, Teaching Queer America, I reflected on my second senior seminar. In this post, I want to briefly …
This spring I taught two incredibly exciting courses. The senior seminar, Queer America, was comprised of a small group of students, primarily …
Semester after semester, I find myself receiving an increasing number of requests to write recommendation letters. They are a pleasure to write. …
Whoa. It was August 1st and a chemist friend (god bless you, Ryan) and I are in a U-Haul on I-495 wrapping …
As the new semester is upon us–how did that happen so quickly?–I wanted to reflect back on my courses from last semester. …
As I just wrote on the Gender & Geography Bibliography (GGB) website, during Geography Awareness Week in mid-November 2015, over 49 individuals and …
In the spring of 2014, I (Jen Jack Gieseking) taught Data Driven Societies with Eric Gaze. A geographer and a mathematician, a …
My new article with the Journal of Interactive Technology & Pedagogy just launched this morning. You can read Notes from Queer(ing) New …
Over the last week, my graduating students have been asking me again and again for advice. Since I began my career in …
Firmly behind the practices and policies of open access (OA), I have used the fantastic Sherpa Romeo which allows for searchable publisher …
The CLAGS Seminar in the City that I am teaching, “Queer(ing) New York,” will begin this evening, May 1st. Since creating this …
The Gender, Sexuality, & Space Bibliography has a genesis through my own personal and work history. When I was an undergraduate at …
How can we bring the issues and aches of Sandy into the classroom to help work through what has taken place? Here’s …