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Session Type: Pre-Conference Mentoring Session
This session brings together a range of scholar-practitioners who seek to move scholarship beyond the bounds of pay-walled journals and academic conferences to address social inequities and injustices across the globe. Panelists will describe their experiences enacting public scholarship and provide strategies for expanding possibilities of how research can be re/presented. This session will begin with panelists describing the value they place on accessible, community-oriented research and demonstrate examples of the strategies they’ve taken to break free of traditional dissemination channels. We will then transition into a small-group activity where graduate student attendees discuss their current research projects and workshop ideas for re/presenting their findings in alternative formats.
Stephanie Sowl, Iowa State University
Selyna Perez Beverly, University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
Ali Watts, Pennsylvania State University
Samantha Silberstein, University of North Carolina - Wilmington
Beyond the Manuscript Group 1 - Royel M. Johnson, University of Southern California; Stephanie Sowl, Iowa State University
Beyond the Manuscript Group 2 - Stevie Darnell Johnson, Woody Guthrie Center / Bob Dylan Center; Selyna Perez Beverly, University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
Beyond the Manuscript Group 3 - Nadrea Njoku, Frederick D. Patterson Research Institute, UNCF; Ali Watts, Pennsylvania State University
Beyond the Manuscript Group 4 - Nicholas Hillman, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Samantha Silberstein, University of North Carolina - Wilmington