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Open letter to ISAS

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Megan Cook
6 years ago

Not an ISAS member, signing in solidarity

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Kathryn Haley-Halinski
6 years ago

Not a member, but challenging racism and sexual harassment in the field is a vital step forward in every area of the field.

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Myra Seaman
6 years ago

College of Charleston; not an ISAS member; in complete support of the moves outlined above and the justification for making them

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Elizabeth Elliott
6 years ago

I’m not a member, but am signing in support of these vital changes, and as a medievalist. Please act now.

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Christina Fitzgerald
6 years ago Featured

Not an ISAS member, but in solidarity! I teach early medieval literature from England and I tell students we will NOT be using the term Anglo-Saxon in the class (and tell them in detail why) no matter how much it comes up in readings. It's really not that hard!

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Aidan Conti
6 years ago

Not an ISAS member.

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James Harr
6 years ago

North Carolina State University; Not an ISAS member

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Kathryn Laity
6 years ago

College of Saint Rose

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Sebastian Sobecki
6 years ago

Not an ISAS member

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Eileen Joy
6 years ago Featured

Please ISAS, stop driving away the brightest and best of early career scholars who want to work in this area of research. And please stop sheltering sexual predators, racists, and bullies. You can do it, and there’s nothing to lose.

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Miranda Wilcox
6 years ago Featured

Members individually need to take responsibility for the past, present, and future of the organization--it is not solely the burden of the current advisory board and officers.