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Faculty Fellowship Publication Program (FFPP)
The Faculty Fellowship Publication Program (FFPP), sponsored by the Office of the Dean for Recruitment and Diversity, aims at advancing CUNY’s institutional goal of a diverse professoriate. The University-wide initiative assists full-time untenured faculty in the design and execution of writing projects essential to progress toward tenure. Discipline-based writing groups of peers from across the University, facilitated by senior faculty members, provide fellows with feedback on their work, which may include scholarly articles for juried journals, books for academic presses, or, in some instances, creative writing.
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Katina Rogers replied to the topic Publish or perish? How about publish and persevere? in the forum
Faculty Fellowship Publication Program (FFPP) 3 weeks, 2 days agoKatherine, I just wanted to say how much I appreciate this post. The process you describe can be so frustrating, and reading about the way your perseverance eventually led to new and unexpected opportunities is both helpful and inspiring. I especially appreciate the way you contextualize your own experience in the labor and power structures of the…[Read more]
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Shelly Eversley wrote a new blog post Happy Summer + Photos+ Updates? in the group
Faculty Fellowship Publication Program (FFPP): 1 month, 1 week agoHello Colleagues!
If you were able to take a head shot during our Publishing Workshop, you’ll be happy to know that your photo is ready! The always amazing Maryann McKenzie will be sending them to you in the […]
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Debbie Sonu started the topic Writer's Workshop with poet Mark Nowak for community college students: May 30! in the forum
Faculty Fellowship Publication Program (FFPP) 1 month, 4 weeks agoI’m sharing this announcement on behalf of my friend, Guggenheim Fellow and poet extraordinaire, Mark Nowak, about a workshop he is organizing for community college students. I’ve attended a few of his workshops and events which center the artistry and experiences of domestic workers and it is more than powerful. His work is beautiful, as is…[Read more]
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Debbie Sonu joined the group
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Henry Smart III joined the group
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Katherine K. Chen started the topic Publish or perish? How about publish and persevere? in the forum
Faculty Fellowship Publication Program (FFPP) 2 months, 3 weeks agoThe mantra “publish or perish” is a misnomer. Instead, “publish and persevere” more aptly describes the fortitude needed to reach the often far-flung lands of peer-reviewed publication.
Drawing from my own career, I describe how one journal manuscript embarked upon an Odysseus-ian voyage before finding an unexpected home. This story illustr…[Read more]
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Sean Scanlan started the topic BWRC announces annual conference on sea-level rise, sustainability, and storms in the forum
Faculty Fellowship Publication Program (FFPP) 3 months agoDear Academic Commons members,
Apologies for cross-posting.
This message is geared to DHers and anybody interested in the environment and climate change, especially as water events affect coastal New York.
I’m reaching out to you with exciting updates on Brooklyn Waters, the Brooklyn Waterfront Research Center’s Annual Spring Con…[Read more]
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Anahi Viladrich wrote a new blog post Making “the magic box” visible! By A. Viladrich in the group
Faculty Fellowship Publication Program (FFPP): 4 months, 3 weeks agoTHE “MAGIC” BOX
During my recent promotion process, I began using the term “magic box” to describe the actual storage container, several in my case, that faculty members must use to report th […]
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Tara Bahl joined the group
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Shelly Eversley wrote a new blog post Happy New Year! Now, Let’s Get Some Work Done in the group
Faculty Fellowship Publication Program (FFPP): 5 months, 2 weeks agoAs a new semester begins, I often feel myself renewed, eager, and sometimes nervous, about getting work done. For me, that “work” is writing–writing a new article, book chapter, or revising something that I […]
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