Peter Ginna

Peter Ginna has been a book editor and publisher for more than three decades. He is the author of What Editors Do: The Art, Craft, and Business of Book Editing. Peter was the founder, publisher and

Pamela Haag

Pamela Haag's work spans a wide, and unusual, spectrum, all the way from academic scholarship to memoir. Thematically, it has consistently focused on women's issues, feminism, and American culture,

Robert DiYanni

Robert DiYanni is a professor of humanities at New York University, having served as an  instructional consultant at the NYU Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Center for Faculty Advan

Jack Hart

Jack Hart is an author, writing coach, and former managing editor at The Oregonian, where he also worked as a reporter, arts and leisure editor, Sunday magazine editor, training editor, and editor

Laura Portwood-Stacer

I’m a publishing consultant and developmental editor for academic authors. To learn more about the courses, workshops, and services I offer, check out my business,

Joel B Lande

After receiving his PhD at the University of Chicago, Lande was awarded a fellowship by the Princeton University Society of Fellows in the Liberal Arts. Since July 2014, he has been Assistant Profe

Sara B Marcketti

Sara Marcketti is the Director for the Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (CELT) and Morrill Professor in the Apparel, Events, and Hospitality Management Department.

In her role a

Marian Ann J Montgomery

Marian Ann J. Montgomery, Ph.D. is Curator of Clothing and Textiles at the Museum of Texas Tech University. She is a quilt historian and has published through the American Quilt Study Group. Dr. Mo

Charles S Aiken

Charles Aiken’s teaching interests are primarily in rural geography and regional geography, with emphasis on the American South. A versatile scholar, he has studied the agricultural changes which h

Alexandra Palmer

Alexandra Palmer is the Nora E. Vaughan Fashion Costume Senior Curator and Chair of the Veronika Gervers Research Fellowship in Textiles & Costume at the ROM, and a Co-curator of BIG, the lates

Danielle C Skeehan

My research focuses on American and transatlantic literature of the long eighteenth century. I take a broad view of what we mean when we say “American literature,” questioning both the geographic c

Amanda Phillips

I am Associate Professor of Islamic Art and Material Culture, having joined the Department of Art in 2015 as Assistant Professor after positions at the University of Birmingham and the Museum of Is

Jane E Hall

As an artist I have always drawn my inspiration form the natural world. Observing its detail and drama with a sense of wonder, I have sought to evolve and hone my artistic approach and technique to

Poulomi Saha

My research and teaching agenda spans eastward and forward from the late 19th century decline of British colonial rule in the Indian Ocean through to the Pacific and the rise of American global pow

Karuna Dietrich Wielenga

Karuna is a faculty with the School of Arts and Sciences.

She teaches common curriculum courses such as Understanding India and courses in the History major for the undergraduate pr

David Quammen

I was born in 1948 and raised in the suburbs of Cincinnati, closely adjacent to a hardwood forest, in which I spent much of my boyhood. Then bulldozers came and scraped the forest away, a formative

Marilyn J Roossinck

Marilyn J Roossinck is Professor Emeritus of the Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences and he research focused on covering adaptation of extreme environments with microbes and virus ecology.&

Melanie Armstrong

Melanie Armstrong is the Public Lands Coordinator for the Masters of Environmental Management Program at Western Colorado University. She teaches courses on environmental politics and policy, manag

William Hall

William Hall works with the Review on Antimicrobial Resistance based in the U.K. after working with the U.K. Treasury, where he most recently led the work on the Scottish Referendum in the office o

Pardis Sabeti

Dr. Pardis Sabeti is a Professor at the Center for Systems Biology and Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology at Harvard University and the Department of Immunology and Infectious Diseas