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Michael Anesko’s new book, Henry James Framed: Material Representations of the Master, will be published in October by the University of Nebraska Press.

Emily Dickinson Lectureship in American Poetry Presents Natasha Trethewey

Kudos to Ray Rosas, who published an essay titled “Encountering Lives on the Boundary: Mike Rose as Methodologist for Centering Minoritized Writers” in the peer-reviewed journal WPA: Writing Program Administration.

Shirley Moody-Turner’s Portable Anna Julia Cooper (released August 9) was included in the New York Times “Paperbacks to Read,” this week, which is an unusual distinction for editions.

Shara McCallum’s recent volume of poetry, No Ruined Stone, has been chosen as one of the six books of poetry selected by this year’s judges as a nominee for a Hurston/Wright Legacy Award.

Stuart Selber’s recent book, Institutional Literacies: Engaging Academic IT Contexts for Writing and Communication, has won the Computers and Composition Distinguished Book Award.

Gabriel Aguilar published an article on humanitarian technical communication in the peer-reviewed journal Technical Communication

Ray Rosas and Cheryl Glenn published an essay in the 50th anniversary issue of Composition Studies

Audrey Saxton Earned a Teaching with Technology Certificate

Gabriel Aguilar won a Health Policy Research Scholars Dissertation Award