Professional Issues
by Manina Jones, ACCUTE President As scholars in literary and cultural studies, we do valuable work. It’s important to share our work with each other via professional conferences and publications, but it’s equally vital that we get the word out to a wider audience, enrich public culture, and […]
by Manina Jones, President of ACCUTE We at ACCUTE ring in the new year on a solemn note. As the troubling public disclosures about sexual harassment documented recently in the news and on social media turned to the realm of the academy, we saw existing controversies at Canadian […]
This guest post is contributed by Brenna Clarke Gray (Douglas College) In 2010, I defended my PhD at the University of New Brunswick and immediately took a job in the Department of English at Douglas College in Metro Vancouver. I didn’t really know what I was getting into, […]
In this guest blog post, Brianna Henshaw, Virginia Larose, and Katia Zuppel — all undergraduate English students at Bishop’s University — describe the immersive Shakesperience Summer Institute theatre course they took with Professor Jessica Riddell last summer. Editor’s note: If you or your students have a memorable teaching and learning […]
Editor’s note: In this blog post, Royal Military College’s Professor Dale Tracy thinks through some of the ideas about the relationship between humanities education and creativity that developed in a session at ACCUTE’s 2017 meetings at Ryerson University. As part of this exploration, she describes the fascinating Tailor […]
