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The Civil Liberties & Public Policy program at Hampshire College selected Vivian Martinez, an English – Global Studies double major, for the Reproductive Rights Activist Service Corps internship program this summer. Please click here for the full press release.
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Read The Current’s Pages Out of History for a write up on the English Broadside Ballad Archive’s sixth NEH grant and see below for an interview with Patricia Fumerton.
UCSB English Broadside Ballad Archive from UC Santa Barbara on Vimeo.
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The NEH has awarded Patricia Fumerton her 6th grant, $260,000, toward UCSB’s English Broadside Ballad Archive (EBBA), http://ebba.english.ucsb.edu.
With third-party contributions and cost-share the total amount is $538,000. This brings the amount to date awarded to EBBA to 3 1/2 million dollars, the majority of which has gone towards supporting graduate students across UCSB’s historical fields primarily in the ... Read on
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Watch this featurette detailing our English undergraduates’ involvement in UCSB’s student newspaper, the Daily Nexus.
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It’s here! A new multi-media, refereed e-press, The EMC Imprint and its first digital e-book, The Making of a Broadside Ballad, ed. Patricia Fumerton, Andrew Griffin, and Carl Stahmer!
The EMC Imprint Press was founded by Patricia Fumerton at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Embracing multi-media publication, the Imprint offers rigorous peer-review and is affiliated with the ... Read on
Find out more about Teresa’s new book at the University of Minnesota Press’s website or at our Faculty Bookshelf.
Space is still available in a variety of dynamic English courses offered during Session B, which officially begins on Monday, August 3 and concludes on Saturday, September 12.
The UCSB Current has published an article on the Environmental Humanities Initiative (EHI).
See below for a story about EBBA in *Hyperallergic*, a New York online Arts magazine, showcasing images from the program’s latest archive venture: the Houghton Library Broadside Ballads at Harvard. The link is:
Broadsides for Broadband: Digitizing the People’s Literature of the 17th Century