University of Georgia Press
University of Georgia Press
Valerie Boyd and Cynthia R. Greenlee were recently appointed as Editors-at-Large by the University of Georgia Press. The ongoing mission of the University of Georgia Press is to publish exemplary, diverse scholarly and creative work. Boyd and Greenlee will represent the Press in seeking book projects in a wide range of subjects, including foodways, gender, history, journalism, labor, politics, race, justice and the South, broadly interpreted. Body and Greenlee’s editorial work will be supported in part by the Press’s Sarah Mills Hodge Fund, which underwrites publications in the areas of African and African American history, culture, and literature.
Related Research
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Catfishing, Clickbait & Single Mothers: Representation of Women Journalists in Peacock SeriesThe PaperRoberta Fiorito (Ph.D. student), “Catfishing, Clickbait & Single Mothers: Representation of Women Journalists in Peacock SeriesThe Paper,” accepted for presentation to Pop Culture Association (PCA) conference in April 8, 2026, Atlanta. Abstract: […]
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The Boundaries of Intersectional Journalism Studies: Gender, Migration Biography and East/West German SocializationKarin Assmann and Eckert, S. “The Boundaries of Intersectional Journalism Studies: Gender, Migration Biography and East/West German Socialization,” paper presented at the Journalism Studies Division Conference of the German Communication Association; […]