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Victoria Aarons

Professor at Trinity U

Program
- 696. The Holocaust and New Jewish Fiction

Mahmoud Ababneh

U of Calgary

Program
- 735. Where Does CanLit End?

Amel Abbady

South Valley U of Arts, Egypt

Program
- 151. Being “Human” behind the Veil: “Precarity” of Muslim Women as Characters and Authors

Allia Abdullah Matta

LaGuardia Community C, City U of New York

Program
- 084. Developing Diverse Leadership

Aliyyah Inaya Abdur-Rahman

Brown U

Program
- 271. Queer(s) Reading

Samira Abdur-Rahman

U of San Francisco

Program
- 497. Black Women and the Question of Futurity

Jonathan Abel

Penn State U, University Park

Program
- 720. Disaster Literatures of East Asia

Richard Aberle

McGill U

Program
- 749. Modernism in the Age of Insurance: Wallace Stevens, Franz Kafka, and Charles Ives

Hosam Mohamed Aboul-Ela

U of Houston

Program
- 314. The Human Caught in the Spinning of the Global

Christopher Abram

U of Notre Dame

Program
- 202. Skaldic Poetry at the MLA

Jayne Abrate

American Assn. of Teachers of French

Program
- 646. MLA Awards Ceremony

Ibtisam Abujad

Marquette U

Program
- 353. Disability and Migration

Lilith Acadia

U of Michigan, Jiao Tong Joint Inst.

Program
- 642. Empowering Graduate Student Writers: Theories and Strategies for Writers and Their Advisers

Pushpa Acharya

U of Toronto

Program
- 453. Travel and Fantasies of Empire

Sharon Achinstein

Johns Hopkins U, MD

Program
- 262. Seventeenth-Century Race Thinking: Rights and Law

Paul L. Acker

St. Louis U

Abraham Acosta

U of Arizona

Program
- 667. Nomic Divisions in Nineteenth-Century Latin America

Jaime Acosta Gonzalez

Duke U

Program
- 564. Contemporary Materialisms

Cassius Adair

Virginia Humanities

Program
- 435. Contextualizing Critical Debates: Narrative Theory and Sociopolitical Change

Brandi Adams

Massachusetts Inst. of Tech.

Program
- 568. Being Online: Risks and Rewards for Women in Academe