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Dalia Mazur

U of California, Santa Barbara

Program
- 141. Jewish Objects, Jewish Materials

Alexander Mazzaferro

U of Chicago

Program
- 234. American Settler Colonialisms

Alexander McAdams

Rice U

Program
- 666. Spenser, Ecology, and the Dream of a Legible Environment

Ruth McAdams

Skidmore C

Program
- 517. The Old Nineteenth Century

David McAllister

U of London, Birkbeck C

Program
- 517. The Old Nineteenth Century

Erica McAlpine

U of Oxford

Program
- 333. John Clare: Conversations in Song

Louis Kirk McAuley

Washington State U, Pullman

Program
- 741. Environmental Humanities, 1660 to 1800

Nell McCabe

Berkshire Community C, MA

Ellen Lee McCallum

Michigan State U

Program
- 773. The State of the Single-Author Study

Andrew D. McCarthy

U of Tennessee, Chattanooga

Program
- 484. Marlowe's Source Material: New Directions

Nicole McCleese

Michigan State U

Program
- 327. Institutional Contexts and the Shaping and Reshaping of Power

Jennifer McConnel

Graduate Student at Queen’s U

Kingston Ontario CANADA

Program
- 398. Writing Projects in Graduate School: Writing with and through Anxiety

Stacie McCormick

Texas Christian U

Program
- 385. Performing Slavery’s Reinventions

Amanda McCourt

U of Washington, Seattle

Program
- 135. Becoming Human: The (Im)Possibilities of Being

Caroline McCracken-Flesher

U of Wyoming

Program
- 197. Fake Scotlands: From Ossian to Outlander

Barry McCrea

U of Notre Dame

Program
- 317. Joyce and Paris

Miles McCrimmon

Rappahannock Community C, VA

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

Adam McCune

Baylor U

Program
- 556. Byron’s Complete Poetical Works at Forty

Jen McDaneld

U of Portland

Program
- 477. The United States Suffrage Centennial and the Politics of Memorialization: Literary Engagements in Public Storytelling

Russell McDermott

U of Southern California

Program
- 155. Regional MLAs: New Media, Multimedia, and the Public Humanities