Student Scholarship

SUBMITTED NOVEMBER 2021

Speeches, lectures or presentations

• Trzinski, Samantha. "Unstable Identities: The Case of The Woman of Colour (1808)." South Atlantic Modern Language Association (SAMLA), 5 Nov. 2021. Virtual.

SUBMITTED OCTOBER 2021

Speeches, lectures or presentations

• Colón Alvarez, Natalia. "The Graphic Novel as a Literary Text: An Introduction to Comic Studies." English Major Association (EMA), University of Puerto Rico, 21 Oct. 2021. Virtual.
• Trzinski, Samantha. "Setting Sail for Sensibility: Masculinity and Class Mobility in Persuasion." Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association (RMMLA), 14 Oct. 2021. Virtual.

SUBMITTED SEPTEMBER 2021

Publications

• Mahadin, Tamara, and Breanne Weber. “Book History, Manuscript Studies, and Navigating Special Collections during COVID-19.” The Collation: Research and Exploration at the Folger, 7 Aug. 2021.

SUBMITTED AUGUST 2021

Publications

• Marsden, Mariah, and Hanna Luechtefeld. The Secret Garden: A Graphic Novel, Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2021.

SUBMITTED APRIL 2021

Awards and recognitions

• Neal, D'Arcee. First Place Honors. Hayes Graduate Research Forum Humanities Division, 2021. 
• Woodward, Jordan. Outstanding Writing Instruction Award, Writing Across the Curriculum, 2021. 

Grants or fellowships

• Barnum, Daniel. Presidential Fellowship. The Ohio State University Graduate School, 2020. 

Publications

• Rubalcava, Rolando. "On Discovering the Applications of Narrative Medicine: An Autoethnography." Intima: A Journal of Narrative Medicine, spring 2021.

SUBMITTED MARCH 2021

Publications

• Bishop, Andrew. "Making sympathy 'vicious' on The Island of Dr. Moreau." Nineteenth-Century Contexts, 2021.
• Deimling, Emma. "Galatea." Dark Lane Anthology, vol. 10, 2021.
• Deimling, Emma. "London 3 AM." Wilderness House Literary Review, 2021.
• Halley, Brittany. "Materiality Matters: How Human Bodies and Writing Technologies Impact the Composing Process." Young Scholars in Writing, vol. 18, 8 Feb. 2021, pp. 110-126.
• Martz, David. "You Will Learn to Ignore Grease Burns and Other Calamities." Short Vine, The University of Cincinnati, fall 2020, pp. 36-46. 

Speeches, lectures or presentations

• Bishop, Andrew. "Deep-Time Tourism in Herman Melville's 'The Encantadas,'" Nineteenth-Century Studies Association Virtual Conference: Discovery, 11 Mar. 2021. Panel on "Science and Science Fiction: Time and Mind."

SUBMITTED JANUARY 2021

Grants or fellowships

• Trzinski, Samantha. Access 2021 Scholarship. Rare Books School at University of Virginia.

Publications

• Chavez, Mercedes. "Vernacular Landscapes: Reading the Anthropocene in the Films of Kelly Reichardt." AfterImage: The Journal of Arts and Cultural Criticism, vol. 48.1, March 2021.
• Chavez, Mercedes. "Cinetracts essay: Mercedes Chavez on Natalia Almada." Read, Watch, Listen, Wexner Center for the Arts, 18 Oct. 2020. 
• Smith, Sarah Grace. "Pink." Flash Fiction Magazine, Nov. 2020. 

SUBMITTED DECEMBER 2020

Publications

• Pizarro, Nicole. "'What'll Become of Me?': Adaptation and the Mediation of Black Women's Bodies." New Approaches to Contemporary Adaptation, Wayne State University Press, 2020. 

SUBMITTED OCTOBER 2020

Publications

• DeCarlo, Evan. "Placemaking and Blue Blazes: the Ohio Field School Comes to the BTA." Trailblazer, Buckeye Trail Association, vol 53, no. 2, 2020, pp. 10-12.

SUBMITTED SEPTEMBER 2020

Awards or recognitions

• Tripp, Clancy. Iowa Review Award in Nonfiction. 2020. 

Publications

• Miller, Liz. "Mental Health in a Disabling Landscape: Forging Networks of Care in Graduate School." Xchanges, vol. 15, no. 1, 2020.

SUBMITTED APRIL 2020

Awards or recognitions

• Morrison, Clint, Jr. "Dancing in Place." Kathryn M. Karrer Travel Award, awarded by the International Congress on Medieval Studies at Kalamazoo. May 2020.

Grants or fellowships

• Mitchell, Ryan. U.S. Student Fulbright Study/Research Award, awarded by the Fulbright U.S. Student Program. 2020.
• Morrison, Clint, Jr. Hope Emily Allen Dissertation Grant, awarded by the Medieval Academy of America. 2020.
• Nelson, Chloe. U.S. Student Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Award, awarded by the Fulbright U.S. Student Program. 2020.
• Peddireddi, Ayush. U.S. Student Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Award, awarded by the Fulbright U.S. Student Program. 2020.

Publications

• DeCarlo, Evan. "Snyder’s Spiral in 'Burning the Small Dead': Megatropic Synecdoche as Evinced by Fractals and Zen Buddhist Interdependence." Text in Context, October 2020.
• Julius, Robert. "Everyone You Meet Is God in Drag." The Rumpus, 14 Apr. 2020.

Speeches, lectures or presentations

• Rooney, Jack. “‘If I could seize a soul’: Victorian Poetic Theory as the Generic Bridge Between Elegy and Psychography." NAVSA 2019: Media, Genre, the Generic, 19 October 2019, Hilton Columbus Downtown, Columbus, OH. Conference Paper.
• Rooney, Jack. “‘Nor atom that his might could render void’: Elementing Immortality in Romantic Sepulchral Meditation." NASSR 2019: Romantic Elements, 8 August 2019, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL. Conference Paper.
• Rooney, Jack.“‘What wouldst thou?’: Conjuration as the Crisis of Terror and Horror in Three Romantic Poets." International Gothic Association 2019: Gothic Terror, Gothic Horror, 2 August 2019, Lewis University, Romeoville, IL. Conference Paper.
• Sydlik, Andrew. "'No Great Stretch of Fancy': Madness in the American Gothic." Mid-Atlantic Popular and American Culture Association Conference, 9 Nov. 2019, Pittsburgh, PA. Conference Presentation.

SUBMITTED MARCH 2020

Awards or recognitions

• Awad, Ruth. Ohio Arts Council Individual Artist's Fellowships in Poetry ($5000). Ohio Arts Council. 2020.
• Borgen, Seth. Ohio Arts Council Individual Artist's Fellowships in Fiction ($5000). Ohio Arts Council. 2020.
• Cabey, Akhim. Ohio Arts Council Individual Artist's Fellowships in Poetry ($5000). Ohio Arts Council. 2020.
• Cieskowski, Babette. Ohio Arts Council Individual Artist's Fellowships in Poetry ($5000). Ohio Arts Council. 2020.
• Cumming, Valerie. Ohio Arts Council Individual Artist's Fellowships in Fiction ($5000). Ohio Arts Council  2020.
• Fox, James. Ohio Arts Council Individual Artist's Fellowships in Nonfiction ($5000). Ohio Arts Council. 2020.
• Ellenberger, James. Ohio Arts Council Individual Artist's Fellowships in Poetry ($5000). Ohio Arts Council. 2020.
• Hallal, Billy. Ohio Arts Council Individual Artist's Fellowships in Fiction ($5000). Ohio Arts Council. 2020.
• Smith, Eliza. Ohio Arts Council Individual Artist's Fellowships in Nonfiction ($5000). Ohio Arts Council. 2020.
• Smith, Jamie Lyn. Ohio Arts Council Individual Artist's Fellowships in Fiction ($5000). Ohio Arts Council. 2020.
• Townsend, Ann. Ohio Arts Council Individual Artist's Fellowships in Poetry ($5000). Ohio Arts Council. 2020.
• Ventre, Gina. Ohio Arts Council Individual Artist's Fellowships in Fiction ($5000). Ohio Arts Council. 2020.

Publications

• Julius, Robert. "Fruit Ghazal." THRUSH Poetry Journal, 4 Mar. 2020.
• Pyontek, Katie. “Spinal Blade.” Poetry Magazine, Apr. 2020. 

SUBMITTED FEBRUARY 2020

Publications

• Miller, Liz. "Epideictic Rhetorics, Queer Spatiality, and Monstrous Sexuality in The Beetle." Anglistik, vol. 30, no. 3, 2019, pp. 107-119.

Speeches, lectures or presentations

• Yeager, Sean. "Visualizing the Temporal Space of Narratives." Hayes Forum, 28 February 2020, The Ohio State University, Columbus. Conference Presentation. Awarded first-place prize in Humanities Conference Presentation by Hayes Forum.

SUBMITTED JANUARY 2020

Publications

• Julius, Robert. "A Reverse Chronology of the Body in Motion." Brevity, 17 Jan. 2020.
• Srikanth, Siddharth. "Fictionality and Autofiction." Style, vol. 53, no. 3, 2019. pp 344-363.

Speeches, lectures or presentations

• Bashford, Andrew, Indya Jackson, and Edgar Singleton. "Can What and How We Teach Make the World More Just?: Antiracist Pedagogy in Teaching First-Year Students." Focus on the First Year Conference, 14 January 2020. Ohio State University, Columbus, OH.
• Morrison, Clint. "Caroling around in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight." MLA, 9 January 2020, Washington State Conference Center, Seattle, WA. Conference Paper.
• Rooney, Jack. “‘If I could seize a soul’: Victorian Poetic Theory as the Generic Bridge Between Elegy and Psychography." NAVSA 2019: Media, Genre, the Generic, 19 October 2019, Hilton Columbus Downtown, Columbus, OH. Conference Paper.
• Rooney, Jack. “‘Nor atom that his might could render void’: Elementing Immortality in Romantic Sepulchral Meditation." NASSR 2019: Romantic Elements, 8 August 2019, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL. Conference Paper.
• Rooney, Jack. “‘What wouldst thou?’: Conjuration as the Crisis of Terror and Horror in Three Romantic Poets." International Gothic Association 2019: Gothic Terror, Gothic Horror, 2 August 2019, Lewis University, Romeoville, IL. Conference Paper.

SUBMITTED DECEMBER 2019

Awards or recognitions

• Male, Jessie. Disability in College Composition Travel Award. Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC). 2019.

Publications

• Mason, Kelsey Paige. "A Lifetime Sowing the Blues: The Diary of Lucius Clark Smith, 1834-1915." Diary as Literature: Through the Lens of Multiculturalism in America, edited by Angela Hooks, Vernon Press, 2019, pp. 41-57.

SUBMITTED SEPTEMBER 2019

Awards or recognitions

• Podraza, Morgan. "Happy Halloween, Michael: Laurie Strode and the Survival of the Final Girl." Gary Burns Graduate Student Travel Award, awarded by the Midwest Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association Conference. October 2019.
• Roundtree, Sherita. Presidents Dissertation Award of the Coalition of Feminist Scholars in the History of Rhetoric & Composition (CFSHRC) for her dissertation “Pedagogies of Noise: Black Women’s Teaching Efficacy and Pedagogical Approaches in Composition Classrooms.” Dissertation. September 2019.

Publications

• Kimball, Kamal. "Seasonal Affective." Tahoma Literary Review, vol. 16 (forthcoming)

Speech, lecture or presentation

• Russell, Shaun. "Behind 'The Altar': Rethinking Typography in George Herbert's /The Temple/." Sixteenth Century Society Conference, 18 October 2019, Hyatt Regency, St. Louis, MO. Conference Paper.
• Sydlik, Andrew. "'No Great Stretch of Fancy': Madness in the American Gothic." Mid-Atlantic Popular and American Culture Association Conference, 9 November 2019, Pittsburgh Marriott City Center, Pittsburgh, PA. Presentation.
• Yeager, Sean. "fine tuning Antin's 'tuning': a mathematical model of communication." Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts Annual Meeting, 7-9 November 2019, Irvine, CA. Conference Presentation. 
• Yeager, Sean. "An Autistic Narratology and the Mechanics of Storytelling." Modern Language Association Annual Convention, 11 January 2020, Seattle, WA. Conference Presentation.

SUBMITTED JULY 2019

Awards or recognitions

• Bishop, Andrew. Winner of the Twenty-Sixth Annual Victor J. Emmett, Jr., Memorial Award for “Health or Wealth? Environmentalism and Consumerism in Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman." The Midwest Quarterly, vol. 60, no. 4, 2019, pp. 402-418.

Speeches, lectures or presentations

• Opliger, Bonnie, Cristina Rivera, and Edgar Singleton. “Competing and Cooperating Voices in Curriculum Design: Including All Stakeholders in Program Revision.” Council of Writing Program Administrators Conference, 27 July 2019, Baltimore Marriott Waterfront, Baltimore, MD. 

SUBMITTED MAY 2019

Publications

• Bishop, Andrew. "Wasted Bulls and Fungus-Ridden Fish: Waste, Travel, and Entitlement in Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises." The Hemingway Review, vol. 38, no. 2, 2019, pp. 27-41.

SUBMITTED APRIL 2019

Awards or recognitions

• Bonifacio, Ayendy. Northeast Modern Language Association (NeMLA) 2018 Caribbean Studies Essay Award for “¿A’ca’o Qué, Comadre?: Border Languages, Xicanisma and Ciudadanía in Ana Castillo’s So Far from God.”
• Bowen, Maria. Second Place, Ohio State Newark Annual Student Research Forum. “You, Me & 9/11: Collective Memory in the National Sept. 11 Museum.” Oral Presentation, March 5, 2019.
• Gallaher, Megan. First Place, Ohio State Newark Annual Student Research Forum. “Nineteenth Century Literary History and Liverpool.” Oral Presentation, March 5, 2019.

SUBMITTED FEBRUARY 2019

Publications

• Busby, Kelsey Paige. "Writing Revolution: Orwell’s Not-So-Plain Style in Animal Farm." Critical Insights: Animal Farm, edited by Thomas Horan, Salem Press, September 2018, 75-90.
• Christiansen, Bethany. "Scytel: A New Old English Word for 'Penis.'" Anglia 136.4 (2018): 581-610.
• Hashlamon, Yanar. "Aligning With the Center: How We Elicit Tutee Perspectives in Writing Center Scholarship." Praxis: A Writing Center Journal, vol. 16, no. 1, 2018, pp. 5-19.
• Johnson, Gavin P. “From Rhetorical Eavesdropping to Rhetorical Foreplay: Orientations, Bodies in Spacetime, and the Emergence of a Queer Embodied Tactic.” Queer Rhetorics, special issue of Pre/Text: A Journal of Rhetorical Theory, vol. 24, 2019, 119-138.
• Singh, Preeti. "Graphic Delhi: Narrating the Indian Emergency, 1975–1977 in Vishwajyoti Ghosh’s Delhi Calm." South Asian Review, Volume 39, Issue 1-2, 2018, pp. 86-103.

SUBMITTED JANUARY 2019

Publications

• Berry, Connie. A Dream of Death. Crooked Lane Books. Forthcoming April 2019.

SUBMITTED DECEMBER 2018

Awards or recognitions

• Allen, Laura. Conference of College Composition and Communication Scholars for the Dream Travel Award, awarded by the Conference of College Composition and Communication. December 2018.
• Bonifacio, Ayendy. Dissertation and Thesis Completion Fellowship, awarded by The Ohio State Univerisity Department of English. December 2018.
• Harvat, Zachary. Dissertation and Thesis Completion Fellowship, awarded by The Ohio State Univerisity Department of English. December 2018.
• Hoffman, Yonina. Scholarship to attend the Digital Humanities Summer Institute, awarded by Modernist Studies Association. November 2018.
• Knapper, Dan. Presidential Fellowship, awarded by The Ohio State University. December, 2018.
• Jacobs, Tessa. Global Arts and Humanities Fellowship. December 2018.
• Miller, Rachel. Presidential Fellowship, awarded by The Ohio State University. December, 2018.
• Moran, Ben. Center for the Humanities in Practice fellowship, awarded by The Ohio State University Center for the Humanities in Practice. December 2018.
• Rideout, Molly. Dissertation and Thesis Completion Fellowship, awarded by The Ohio State Univerisity Department of English. December 2018.
• Sones, Tyler. Dissertation and Thesis Completion Fellowship, awarded by The Ohio State Univerisity Department of English. December 2018.

Publications

• Roberts, Emily. "Prairie Fever." The Delmarva Review. November 2018, vol. 11.

Speeches, lectures or presentations

• Hoffman, Yonina. "‘Science . . . deals with tangible phenomena’: Thinking Register across Joyce and Wallace," Modernist Studies Association, Columbus, OH. November 2018.
• Allen, Laura. Conference of College Composition and Communication Scholars for the Dream Travel Award, awarded by the Conference of College Composition and Communication. December 2018.
• Hoffman, Yonina. Scholarship to attend the Digital Humanities Summer Institute, awarded by Modernist Studies Association. November 2018.

SUBMITTED OCTOBER 2018

Publications

• Christiansen, Bethany. "Scytel: A New Old English Word for 'Penis'." Anglia, vol,136, no. 4, 2018, pp. 581-610.
• Matlock, Maryna. "'Those Maps Would Have to Change': Remapping the Borderlines of the Posthuman Body in Leigh Bardugo's Grisha Trilogy." Posthumanism in Young Adult Fiction: Finding Humanity in a Posthuman World, edited by Anita Tarr and Donna R. White, UP of Mississippi, 2018, pp. 97-116.

SUBMITTED SEPTEMBER 2018

Publications

• Knapper, Daniel. “Thunderings, Not Words: Aspects of Pauline Style in Pericles and The Winter’s Tale,” Shakespeare Studies, vol. 47, 2019. (forthcoming)
• Knapper, Daniel. “In Praise of Bad Prose: Reading Pauline Style in the Reformation,”Renaissance Studies, 2019. (forthcoming)

Speeches, lectures or presentations

• Knapper, Daniel. “Living and Active: Saint Paul, Lancelot Andrewes, and the Rhetoric of Misquotation,” Renaissance Society of America, New Orleans, LA. March 2018.

SUBMITTED MAY 2018

Publications

• Greenberg, Emily. "Fortune," Folio, vol. 33, no. 1. May 2018. pp. 58 - 82.

Reviews

• Hopkin, Rachel. Review of Lost Sound: The Forgotten Art of Radio Storytelling, by Jeff Porter.Journal of American Folklore, vol. 131, no. 520, 2018, pp. 225-228.

SUBMITTED MARCH 2018

Grants or fellowships

• "Mary Lily Research Grant." PI: Miller, Rachel. Received from the Sallie Bingham Center for Women's History and Culture at Duke University. 2018-2019.
• "Fulbright Scholarship." PI: Timmins, Alejandra. Received for use towards scholarship in Spain. 2018. 

Publications

• Hopkin, Rachel. "Poetics and Pâtisserie: Multilayered Performances of Croissants," Performance Research, vol. 22, no. 7, 2017, pp. 13-140.
• Sones, Tyler. "Delta Dawn." Washington Square Review, no. 41, Spring 2018.
• Sydlik, Andrew. "Revolution and Cure: Molyneux’s Problem, Denis Diderot’s Letter on the Blind, and Royall Tyler’s The Algerine Captive." Current Objectives of Postgraduate American Studies, vol. 18, no. 2.

Reviews

• Caramanica, Jon. "How ‘The Bachelor’ Romanced a Nation." Review of Most Dramatic Ever, by Suzannah Showler and Bachelor Nation, by Amy Kaufman. The New York TImes Book Review, 6 March 2018.
• Fry, Naomi. "How Sincere is 'The Bachelor'?" Review of Most Dramatic Ever, by Suzannah Showler and Bachelor Nation, by Amy Kaufman. The New Yorker, 7 March 2018.

Speeches, lectures or presentations

• Bonifacio, Ayendy. “The Celebrity Climate of the Poetess Persona in Robert E. Bonner's New York Ledger,” C19: The Society of Nineteenth-Century Americanists (C19), Albuquerque, New Mexico, March 2018.
• Cleto, Sara. Roundtable discussion: The Case of the Alchemist's Daughter. The 39th Annual International Conference for the Fantastic in the Arts. Orlando, Florida. March 16th, 2018.
• Warman, Brittany and Sara Cleto. "'Spooky Action at a Distance': Fairylore's Intrusion on Vampiric Tradition in Only Lovers Left Alive." The 39th Annual International Conference for the Fantastic in the Arts. Orlando, Florida. March 17th, 2018. 
• Warman, Brittany. Roundtable discussion: "Folklore and Frankenstein." The 39th Annual International Conference for the Fantastic in the Arts. Orlando, Florida. March 16th, 2018. 

SUBMITTED FEBRUARY 2018

Publications

• Gordon, Kaiya. "Review: Death by Sex Machine by Franny Choi." Up the Staircase Quarterly, 1 February 2018.
• Harvat, Zachary. "S(t)imulating History: Queer Historical Play in Gone Home and The Tearoom," Queer Studies in Media & Popular Culture, vol. 3, no. 1.
• Matlock, Maryna. “‘What’s in the Empty Flat?’: Specular Identity and Authorship in Neil Gaiman’s Coraline.” The Victorian Era in Twenty-First Century Children’s and Adolescent Literature and Culture, edited by Sonya Sawyer Fritz and Sara K. Day, Routledge, 2018, pp. 38-54.
• Showler, Suzannah. Most Dramatic Ever: The Bachelor. ECW Press, 23 January, 2018.

Speeches, lectures or presentations

• Bonifacio, Ayendy. "Dique Dominican: a reading, conversation, and book signing," Knotts Hall, Loyola University Maryland, Baltimore, MD. Reading, 26 Feb. 2018.

SUBMITTED JANUARY 2018

Publications

• Christiansen, Bethany. "A Reconsideration of Old English fāh." Neophilologus, vol. 102, no. 1, 2018, pp. 91-106.

SUBMITTED DECEMBER 2017

Publications

• Stroup, Rachel. "The Rhetoric of the New Woman, 1890-1920." The Knowledge Bank at The Ohio State University, 2017. 

SUBMITTED NOVEMBER 2017

Author Talks and Q&As

• Bonifacio, Ayendy. "Dique Dominican: A Memoir." 10 November 2017. Molasses Books, Brooklyn, NY.

Awards or recognitions

• Hoffman, Yonina. "Presidential Fellowship." The Ohio State University Graduate School. November 2017. 

Publications

• Colvett, Maggie. "Letter from Athens, GA." Gulf Coast, Fall 2017.
• Santantasio, Christopher. "Sound Construction." Lake Effect, Spring 2018.

Speeches, lectures or presentations

• Bonifacio, Ayendy. "Memoir Writing Workshop." 9 November 2017. Fordham Leadership Academy  for Business & Technology, Bronx, NY.
• Bonifacio, Ayendy, and Joey S. Kim. "Applying to Graduate School: McNair Scholars Program." 8 November 2017. Hunter College (CUNY), New York, NY.

SUBMITTED OCTOBER 2017

Awards or recognitions

• Moran, Ben. "M. Rick Smith Memorial Prize for Best Graduate Student Essay." The Ohio Valley Shakespeare Conference. 21 October 2017.

Publications

• Chivington, Lauren. "The Girl, the Jew, and the Maus: Holocaust Narratives in Controversial Media". The Knowledge Bank at The Ohio State University, 2017.
• Stroup, Rachel. "A Feminist Reads Philip Roth." PopMatters, 21 July 2017.

Speeches, lectures or presentations

• Bahl, Erin. ""What Do You See, Old Gray?": Narrative Accessibility, Creative Audio Description and "The Bremen Town Musicians."" 2017, American Folklore Society, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
• Bonifacio, Ayendy. "Dique Dominican." Author Talk, 21 October 2017, The Potter's House, Washington, D.C.
• Cleto, Sara. ""Come, Give Me a True History": Storytelling and the Creation of a Legend in Bronte's Wuthering Heights." 2017, American Folklore Society, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
• Hopkin, Rachel C. "Tell Us a Story: Interviewing and Alchemy." 2017, American Folklore Society, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
• Jacobs, Tessa. "Beliefscapes of Climate Change: Rumor and Legend for the Anthropocene." 2017, American Folklore Society, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
• Johnson, Christofer. "Fishing in Uncertain Waters: Resilience and Cultural Change in a Small North Atlantic Community." 2017, American Folklore Society, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
• Johnson, Christofer. "Modernity, Resilience and Change." 2017, American Folklore Society, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
• Lovejoy, Jordan. ""Them Girls Shake It:" Affrilachian Poetry as Social and Environmental Justice Performance Activism." 2017, American Folklore Society, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
• Marsden, Mariah. "The Ghost in the Narrative: Spectral Intersubjectivity and Resistance in an Ozark Cattlewoman's Narratives." 2017, American Folklore Society, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
• Moran, Ben. "Churning Earth." The 41st Annual Ohio Valley Shakespeare Conference, 21 October 2017, Baldwin Wallace University, Berea, OH. 
• Smith, Madeline. "Authority, Identity, Sainthood and Complex Forms of Dissent in the Vernacular Religion of the Modern Catholic Worker Movement." 2017, American Folklore Society, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
• Vaillancourt, Gregg. "Reclaiming the Pagan Past: The Neo-Pagan Revival of the AEcerbot and Early Medieval Charms." 2017, American Folklore Society, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
• Varajon, Sydney. ""Not Responsible for Consequence:" Market Altars, Performativity and Placemaking in the Greater Hilltop." 2017, American Folklore Society, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
• Warman, Brittany. "Her Story: A Feminism and Folklore Retrospective 2017. 2017, American Folklore Society, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
• Warman, Brittany. "Queering Constructions: Multivariance and Liminality in Folk Narrative." 2017, American Folklore Society, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
• Warman, Brittany. "You Have Set Yourself to Music": Fairy Legend in Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray." 2017, American Folklore Society, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

SUBMITTED SEPTEMBER 2017

Awards or recognitions

• Kim, Joey. Finalist. ROAR Story Slam. KoreanAmericanStory.org. Council of Korean-Americans National Summit & Gala, Washington, D.C., October 2017.

Publications

• Bonifacio, Ayendy. Dique Dominican. Floricanto Press and Berkeley Press, 2017.
• Bonifacio, Ayendy. "The 1866 New York City cholera epidemic through popular periodicals and theories of contagion." Prose Studies: History, Theory, Criticism. vol. 39, no. 1, 2017 pp, 1-18.
• Cipriano, Margaret. “Modern Survival.” Copper Nickel, Fall 2017, vol. 25, p. 139.
• Cipriano, Margaret. “Sonata No.2” and “New Classic.” Salt Hill, Fall 2017, vol. 39, pp.68-69.
• Yee, David E. “Baptism.” Seneca Review, Fall 2017.
• Yee, David E. “Clean for Him the Ashes.” New Ohio Review, Fall 2017.
• Yee, David E. “Heaven for Your Full Lungs.” American Short Fiction, Fall 2017, issue 65, p. 109.

Speeches, lectures or presentations

• Bonifacio, Ayendy. “Romantic Sensationalism in Popular Media and Poetry: Walt Whitman, Robert Edwin Bonner, and Alice Cary (1855-1857).” North American Society for the Study of Romanticism (NASSR), August 2017, Ottawa, Ontario.
• Bonifacio, Ayendy. “The New York Ledger Meets Charles Dickens’ Literary Stardom: The Transatlantic Exchange of ‘Hunted Down’, a Short Story with a Large Commercial Impact.”North American Victorian Studies Association (NAVSA), May 2017, Florence, Italy.
• Kim, Joey. "Byron’s Pilgrimage as Commentary on ‘The Heroic Age of Popular Radicalism’ (1816-20): Childe Harold’s Radical Alterity.” North American Society for the Study of Romanticism (NASSR), August 2017, Ottawa, Ontario.
• Kim, Joey. "Reading Marriage and Kinship into Anthony Trollope’s Serial Form: A Formalist Approach to Can You Forgive Her?" North American Victorian Studies Association (NAVSA), May 2017, Florence, Italy.

SUBMITTED SUMMER 2017
(May through August)

Publications

• Callahan, Meghan. “The Woods.” Day One, 24 May 2017.
• Cipriano, Margaret. “Adage in Reverse.” Juked, Summer 2017.
• Cipriano, Margaret. “New Geometries” and “Inside the Whale.” West Branch, vol. 85, Summer 2017,  pp. 48-49.
• Cipriano, Margaret. “Strategies.” Academy of American Poets, Summer 2017.
• Franco, Marie. “Queer Postmodern Practices: Sex and Narrative in Gravity’s Rainbow."Twentieth-Century Literature, vol. 63, no. 2, June 2017, pp. 141-165.
• Rideout, Molly. “Hands.” Flyway Journal, 12 June 2017.
• Toliver, Rachel. “Ownership.” West Branch, issue 84, Summer 2017, p. 9.