Pictures, food, and rhetoric, not necessarily in that order. More a listener than a talker in this space (which is admittedly unusual for me...)

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Despite everything, some folks are still needing to prep for academic job searches, whatever that looks like this fall. And so, in the spirit of transparency, I present to you what my advisees hear all the time: CJO’s multi-purpose job-materials paragraph template, a thread. 1/6
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Christa Olson retweeted
If you need tips on how to get your manuscript published, our #CommunicationStudies acq. editor is doing a panel tomorrow with @msupress and @PSUPress to give you guidance! Join us in the Napolean Ballroom A2 Saturday at 12:30! #NCA2022 #NCA22 @NatComm #mswl #publishing
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Christa Olson retweeted
We want to take a moment to recognize @queermigrations for being awarded two of the biggest prizes in #CommunicationStudies at #NCA22. Such a well-deserved honor! We're so proud to have Karma as the series editor for Intersectional Rhetorics! @NatComm #TeamRhetoric
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Christa Olson retweeted
ASHR is pleased to announce its national award winners for 2022! Outstanding Mentor Award:  Dr. Mary E. Stuckey (@StuckeyMary) Dissertation Award:  Dr. Sierra Mendez “‘With Love from San Antonio’: Souvenir Postal Cards and Colonized/ing (Re)productions of Mexicans”
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Umm... my sister won an Emmy yesterday?
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(yet more evidence that she is awesome, obvs. And we haven't even talked about the gold sequin dress.)
All the celebration for this much-deserved recognition of a truly badass scholar.
Truly fabulous book by a truly fabulous scholar. YAY!
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Guffawed at / identified with this. A lot. But also monarchy is bad and the British royal family has actively harmed people all over the world for a very long time. Probably should stop allowing them to chair.
When you were a carefree tenured professor living your best life, and then are suddenly forced to chair your department
This book, this scholar. 🔥
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Parent of kids with two moms here thinking about Fathers Day & Mothers Day and the assumption that those two roles are fundamentally different (That there is something about Father that isn’t possible from Mother and about mothering that is fundamentally different from fathering)
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TLDR: Parenting is only a gendered activity because we make it one. And building our gratitude for caregiving around a gender binary isn’t helping anyone.
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(And don’t bring up the whole giving birth and breastfeeding thing as a gendered trump card unless you want me to open a can of worms about adoptive parents, non bio moms, dads who give birth, and all the other wonderful, real complexity of family)
Christa Olson retweeted
I technically left the higher ed beat a few weeks ago but this story, on our Sunday front page, was the one I had to finish. For three years covering the state's colleges, I've wondered why there aren't more Black students at @UWMadison. jsonline.com/story/news/educ…
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