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Dana Seitler

U of Toronto

Program
- 271. Queer(s) Reading

Katerina Gonzalez Seligmann

Emerson College

Program
- 329. The Queering of Cuban Cultural Spaces

Scott Selisker

U of Arizona

Program
- 763. Beyond the Individual

Malcolm Sen

U of Massachusetts, Amherst

Program
- 520. Irish Studies in Practice

Shiladitya Sen

Montclair State U

Program
- 295. Settler Colonialism in Southeast Asia

Jonathan Senchyne

U of Wisconsin, Madison

Program
- 683. The Letterpress Studio as a Campus Maker Space

Eva Serfozo

U of Oregon

Program
- 048. Borders of the Human: Migration and/in Literature

Natalie Serianni

Cascadia C

Program
- 326. Human or Student? Faculty Members Respond to the Real Cocurriculum

Angelica Serna

U of New Mexico, Albuquerque

Program
- 693. Ethnicity and Race in the Colonial Archives: Case Studies from the Viceroyalty of New Spain, Peru, and the Captaincy General of Chile

Jeffrey Severs

U of British Columbia, Vancouver

Program
- 188. Vladimir Nabokov and Contemporary Literature

Lisa Sewell

Villanova U

Program
- 053. Contemporary Women Poets beyond Lyric and Language: Unruly Poetics in Rankine, Scalapino, and Vicuña

Azade Seyhan

Bryn Mawr C

Program
- 601. Migration, Islam, Islamophobia

Iqra Shagufta

U of North Texas

Program
- 050. The Other #MeToos

Nishant Shahani

Washington State U, Pullman

Program
- 561. LGBTQ Health Humanities

Anna Shajirat

Quincy U

Program
- 566. Lost Legacies: Recovering the Forgotten Works of the Early Female Gothic

Talia Shalev

Stevens Inst. of Tech.

Program
- 734. Persons in Poetry and Law

Robert Shandley

Texas A&M U

J. B. Shank

U of Minnesota, Twin Cities

Program
- 513. Print and Digital Interfaces in Early Modern French Literature

Ravi Shankar

Northwestern U

Program
- 400. Ins and Outs of Immigration in the Academy: Employment and Visas for Faculty Members

Subramanian Shankar

U of Hawai‘i, Mānoa

Program
- 395. Critical Caste Studies