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Kate Brackney

Harvard U

Program
- 290. Holocaust Surrealisms

Giovanni Braico

New York U

Program
- 012. Dante: Human and Nonhuman

Anne Brancky

Vassar C

Program
- 173. Postwar Corporealities and Genre

Matthew Brauer

Northwestern U

Program
- 249. The Multilingual Maghreb

Juliane Braun

Auburn U, Auburn

Program
- 676. Vast Early America

Laura R. Braunstein

Dartmouth C

Program
- 076. Being Human in Digital Humanities Project Management

Michelle J. Brazier

Associate Professor at Raritan Valley Community C, NJ

Program
- 460A. Graduate Student Mentoring

Fritz Breithaupt

Indiana U, Bloomington

Program
- 409. Empathy and the Profession of Literature

Jacob Breslow

London School of Economics

Program
- 315. Humanizing the Young Trans Body

Christopher Breu

Illinois State U

Program
- 106. Marxism and the New Materialisms

Larissa Brewer-García

U of Chicago

Program
- 539. The Colonial Sensorium in Early Spanish America

Amber Brian

U of Iowa

Program
- 693. Ethnicity and Race in the Colonial Archives: Case Studies from the Viceroyalty of New Spain, Peru, and the Captaincy General of Chile
- 776. When the Canon Is Not Enough

Mary Bricker

Southern Illinois U, Carbondale

Program
- 344. Taking Inventory around 1800

Anna Brickhouse

U of Virginia

Program
- 721. The Function of American Literary Criticism at the Present Time

Aviva Briefel

Bowdoin C

Program
- 411. Scholars for Ethical Review: Reading, Teaching, Writing

Matt Brim

C of Staten Island, City U of New York

Program
- 490. Black Queer Contributions
- 505. Queer Studies and Its Class Locations

Donald Brinkman

Microsoft

Program
- 388. Being Human, Seeming Human

Joanne Britland

Framingham State U

Program
- 015. Spain in Crisis: Crime Fiction and Crisis Literature as a Cultural Response to Economic Precarity

Karl Ashoka Britto

U of California, Berkeley

Program
- 249. The Multilingual Maghreb

Gregory Britton

Johns Hopkins University Press

Program
- Just in Time: The University Press and the University