I’m back for my twenty-first year at San José State University, returning from sabbatical renewed and reinvigorated, though still a little feral from so much wonderful time to wander intellectually. I’m also returning to a new role in the College of Humanities and the Arts as Executive Director of Strategic Initiatives, which means I get to spend this year helping good work become more visible, more connected, and more durable across the College.

Step grants of up to $10,000 to support faculty members or teams developing ways to improve the recruitment, retention, or career readiness of undergraduate students.

This landmark exhibition at the Folger explores the histories of Black women in Shakespearean performance and highlights the ways in which Black women have engaged Shakespeare's language, stories, and...

The Longer Way Around a Digital Humanities Project I committed to taking a full year of sabbatical because I knew this project needed more intellectual space than I could give it while managing the day-to-day work of my Director position. My operating method over the last several years has become very good at tackling whatever is immediately in front of me.