2017 06 01 tweets
Replying to @CJ_Daugherty
LOVE that movie. :)
Replying to @melissaterras
Congratulations, Melissa! Fabulous news!
A fantastic appointment and a wonderful leader for the future of the MLA. Congratulations, @PaulaKrebs! https://twitter.com/MLAnews/status/872072054786412544
Replying to @briancroxall and @sherah1918
I had much the same response. I’m sorry you’ve had to deal with so much frustration. I do hope things move forward for you!
Replying to @jmcclurken and @ryancordell
Yes, at a bare minimum your top-most doc should be a list of live links and an explanation of what can be seen online that cannot in PDFs.
Replying to @ryancordell
Also, I am very sorry you are having to do this. Please let me know if I can be of any support…
Replying to @ryancordell
For instance, by referring key folks to bullet 3 under the guidelines for committees, here: https://www.mla.org/About-Us/Governance/Committees/Committee-Listings/Professional-Issues/Committee-on-Information-Technology/Guidelines-for-Evaluating-Work-in-Digital-Humanities-and-Digital-Media
Replying to @terrainsvagues
All I have is 🍷 and 🍫 but they are yours!
Replying to @jackjewers
WHOA
Replying to @jackjewers
Hope. Hope. I’m vaguely familiar with the term but can’t quite pin down its applicability…
Replying to @CJ_Daugherty
Sending you either wine or sleep. Whichever you prefer. Including one first and then the other.
Replying to @kfitz
Congratulations, @Wilderbach! This is fabulous news, and a great appointment by @columbialib. https://twitter.com/columbialib/status/872536201701535745
RT @humcommons: We do love Victoria, but really any setting is perfect for escaping predators and coming to the warm fuzzy side. https://t.…
RT @mlastyle: The word "problematize"--if you're going to use it, use it correctly: https://style.mla.org/2017/06/08/problematize
RT @MLAnews: Incoming ED @PaulaKrebs on supporting adjuncts, lessons from comm. colleges abt the value of the humanities, & more: https://t…
An exciting workshop for scholars who want to write for a broader audience, from @NEHgov @ibogost & @airplanereading http://objectsobjectsobjects.com/workshop/
Replying to @jadedid
People are the WORST. :(
Replying to @jadedid
It does. It really does.
Day 1 of the Twitter early shift! I’m in Paris for a few weeks and looking forward to focusing in on reading and writing for a bit.
Replying to @jackjewers
Waving hello from the 3ème!
Replying to @jackjewers
Next time, maybe! I’m around for a bit.
RT @mlastyle: Check out MLA's resources for teaching style, research & writing. Just published: 2 comma-centric lesson plans:
https://t.c…
RT @marynmck: if @twitter @jack are serious about changing culture, they should 1. read this 2. hire this person. 3. today. https://t.co/tt…
RT @librarianchimp: I'm always coming back to @kfitz 's five shifts in authorship for my LIS studies. does shed light on many new publishin…
Huge congrats, @trevormunoz! Very much looking forward to seeing more amazing stuff from the team at @UMD_MITH. https://twitter.com/fraistat/status/875349056612179970
Replying to @trevormunoz and @UMD_MITH
And equal congrats to @fraistat — equally looking forward to seeing what amazing stuff you have ahead!
Replying to @fraistat, @trevormunoz and @UMD_MITH
Ooh, excellent!
Replying to @martin_eve
Oh no! Sending good thoughts.
Good question. @humcommons is working on answers. http://hcommons.org https://twitter.com/beccaminister/status/875772886010781696
Replying to @lynnegoldstein and @humcommons
That is dismaying and, alas, unsurprising.
Replying to @ekansa, @rrkennison, @cplong, @terrainsvagues and @edrabinski
Aw, y’all. <3
This is an extremely exciting initiative! Looking forward to following. #HuMetricsHSS https://twitter.com/CALmsu/status/877164697363111936
So, hey. I have news. https://twitter.com/CALmsu/status/877214944961462273
Good grief, that’s a big picture. https://twitter.com/CALmsu/status/877214944961462273
Leaving the MLA is a difficult choice, but it’s time for some next steps. I’m excited about the move to #MSUDH. http://www.plannedobsolescence.net/next-steps/
Replying to @rrkennison, @CALmsu and @cplong
Thanks so much, Rebecca. Good stuff ahead!
Replying to @RogerWhitson
Thanks, Roger!
Replying to @billhd and @CALmsu
I am very much looking forward to getting there, @billhd!
Replying to @electricarchaeo
You know what this means, of course. #msudai FOREVER.
Replying to @captain_primate
Thanks so much. So honored to get to join such amazing programs and colleagues!
Replying to @cplong, @michiganstateu and @CALmsu
Thanks, @cplong! I’m looking forward to getting to work!
Replying to @readywriting
Thanks so much, Lee!
Replying to @mariabustillos
Hooray! :)
Replying to @JenServenti
Thanks so much, Jennifer, for this and all else over the last several years.
Replying to @CameronNeylon
Thanks, Cameron! We will work on making that happen.
Replying to @jbj
Thanks, Jason!
Replying to @rgfeal and @MLACommons
It has been an incredible honor to work for the #MLA for the last six years. I am grateful for the opportunity — and for what’s ahead!
Replying to @meganeabbott
Thank you! I have been thinking about you in contemplating this transition. I need all your best MI intel.
Replying to @gkiely
Thanks, Garrett!
Replying to @aaupresses
Thanks, y’all. It’s been a privilege to be part of the @aaupresses community over the last six years. Looking forward to our next steps!
Replying to @lwaltzer
Oooooh. This is important. Thank you, Luke!
Replying to @AprilHathcock and @moncia
Thanks, April!
RT @MLAnews: Congratulations to you and #MSUDH, Kathleen! We'll miss you but are counting on visits and plenty of @MLACommons collaboration…
💯 ❤️ https://twitter.com/MLAnews/status/877219879081922560
Replying to @LBMcGrath and @MSUEnglish
Really looking forward to it, Laura. Thanks so much!
Replying to @tcarmody
Right?!? Super excited about it!
Replying to @sleonchnm
Thanks, Sharon!
Replying to @jasonrhody
Thanks, Jason — I am, too!
Replying to @lblanken
Thanks, Laura!
Replying to @wilbanks
Thanks so much, John. Hoping that we’ll get to sit down and have that conversation about collective action models before long.
Replying to @mkgold, @CALmsu and @MLAnews
Thanks so much, Matt. A ton of what we’ve done at @MLAnews has built on the generosity of @cunycommons. I am profoundly grateful!
Replying to @ryancordell
Thanks so much, Ryan!
Replying to @miriamkp
Thanks, Miriam!
Replying to @LBMcGrath and @MSUEnglish
You’re on. :)
Replying to @dianne_s_harris
Thank you, Dianne!
Replying to @wilbanks
Will consult my calendar!
Replying to @rrkennison and @CameronNeylon
I love to see a plan come together.
Replying to @moncia and @AprilHathcock
Thanks so much, Monica!
Replying to @dancohen
Thanks so much, Dan!
Replying to @katinalynn and @CALmsu
Thanks so much, Katina!
Replying to @elotroalex
!!!
Replying to @elotroalex
I know, right? I will probably see more of you from MI.
Replying to @stephenbrauer
Thanks so much, Steve!
Replying to @jenterysayers
Thanks, Jentery!
Replying to @seth_denbo
Thanks so much, Seth. Looking forward to continued conversations as things move forward!
Replying to @laurenfklein
Hey, excellent! I’ll look forward to that!
Replying to @LizaPotts
Thanks, Liza!
Replying to @ProfM_Lindemann
Thank you so much. It’s been a real privilege!
Replying to @electricarchaeo
Fabulous idea. #msudai
Replying to @profwernimont
Thanks, Jacque! Looking forward to it!
Replying to @SimonTanner
Thank you!
Replying to @gmbritton
Thanks so much, Greg. Looking forward to continuing our conversations from my next stop!
Replying to @wynkenhimself
Woo hoo! Thanks so much, Sarah!
Replying to @abhumphreys
Thanks, Alex! I’d love to keep thinking about the possibilities with you.
Replying to @jeroenson
Thank you! It was great talking with you yesterday — I’ll hope we can continue that conversation.
Replying to @sherah1918
Thanks, Sheila!
Replying to @katinalynn
I’m going to miss everyone in NYC too, but I’ll hope for more opportunities to collaborate ahead!
Replying to @amndw2
Thanks, Amanda! There is indeed a lot of change afoot, but I’m hopeful about what’s ahead.
Replying to @nancybaym and @CALmsu
Thanks, Nancy!
Replying to @stevebrier
Thanks, Steve! It’s hard to leave NYC, but I am hopeful that there will be great opportunities for collaboration ahead.
Replying to @TeresaMangum
Thanks so much, Teresa!
Replying to @BendProf
Thanks, Stacey!
Replying to @kirstinbutler
Aw, thanks! <3
Replying to @amandafrench
Aw, thank you!
Replying to @simosacchi
Thank you, Simone!
Replying to @academicdave
Thanks so much!
Replying to @brettbobley
Thank you, Brett, for this and for all your support over the years! Here’s to what’s next!
Replying to @briancroxall
Aw, thank you! I’m excited about joining the fantastic folks there.
Replying to @whitneytrettien
Thanks, Whitney!
Replying to @ByzCapp and @MSudai
Most definitely!
Replying to @rschon
Thanks so much, Roger!
Replying to @JenHoward
Thanks so much, Jennifer!
Replying to @nmhouston
Thanks, Natalie!
Thanks, everybody, for all your kindness today. It’s been amazing. I’ll look forward to sharing more of what’s ahead soon.
Replying to @jcmeloni
:)
Replying to @ftrain
Thanks so much, Paul!
Replying to @dbvisel
Thanks, Dan!
Replying to @pmhswe
Thank you, Patricia!
Replying to @MaxCMarmor
Aw, thanks, Max! :)
Replying to @DEJPett
Thanks! I’m very excited about it.
Replying to @msbonn
Thanks, Maria!
Replying to @vkuhn
Thanks, Virginia!
Replying to @kaythaney
Thank you!
Replying to @SciTechProf, @QuelloCenter and @BiIIDutton
Thanks so much!
Replying to @staceylcamp
Super excited, and looking forward to seeing you there!
Replying to @alanyliu
Thanks so much, Alan!
Replying to @LibSkrat
Hey, thanks! I’m pretty excited about it.
Replying to @cplong, @charleswatkinso and @M_Publishing
Very much looking forward to those collaborations, from exactly the right U!
Left 55F Stockholm; landed in 95F Paris. It’s not quite as hot as that last canicule you & I met up in, @CJ_Daugherty, but it’s close enough
Replying to @plragde and @CJ_Daugherty
Canicule is very fun to say and WAY less fun to experience.
Replying to @MSUScottW and @michiganstateu
Thank you! I’m very much looking forward to getting started.
Replying to @subsublibrary
Thanks so much, Ben! I hope you’re doing fabulously.
Replying to @paoloman, @CALmsu and @cplong
Thanks, Paolo! I’m very much looking forward to it, too.
Replying to @veek
Thanks, Vika! I’m excited about the possibilities.
Replying to @mljackson
Thanks so much, Millie — I’m very excited about it, too!
Replying to @terrainsvagues
Gosh, especially as far north as you were! One wants a longer birthday.
Replying to @captain_primate and @precatlady
Aw, y’all are making me blush.
Replying to @kfitz
So fantastic! Congrats, @moncia, and congrats on an excellent choice, @UDLibrary! https://twitter.com/moncia/status/877558927227064320
Replying to @seedpods
Thank you so much! I hope all continues well with you.
Replying to @brianbhalley and @moncia
Thanks, Brian!
Replying to @kmapesy and @CALmsu
Thanks, Kristen. I’m really excited about getting to work with you there!
Replying to @kmapesy, @LBMcGrath and @CALmsu
That is the BEST. :)
Replying to @historying
Thanks, Cameron!
Replying to @colindickey
Oh no. Colin, I am so sorry. Sending all of you all my best.
Replying to @CJ_Daugherty
NICE! 💯🎉💃
Replying to @CJ_Daugherty
The Spanish moss!
Replying to @colindickey
Thanks so much, Colin!
Replying to @kfitz
Hooray! Congratulations, @briancroxall!!! https://twitter.com/briancroxall/status/878256666504024064
Replying to @terrainsvagues, @plragde and @CJ_Daugherty
Well, sure. I get that. :)
RT @humcommons: Today we're featuring the RhetComp group on @humcommons! Join for #RhetComp discussion, uploads, and more! https://t.co/sxv…
Replying to @GeorgeOnline
Thanks so much, George! I’ll look forward to seeing where things go, too!
Replying to @nicolaz
Congratulations!
Really, really excited about this experiment in critical and creative work. https://twitter.com/openthresholds/status/878676312315101194
Replying to @jvinopal
Thanks for tweeting this — it sounds like fun!
Replying to @jvinopal
Ahahahahahaha I wouldn’t have been able to either.
RT @humcommons: Today's featured CORE deposit is @MarikaRose 's "Machines of Loving Grace: Angels, Cyborgs and Postsecular Labour": https:…
Beloved friends: if you are going to tweet a video of Joni Mitchell, please respect my need for a footnote indicating that SHE’S OKAY. Thx.
RT @humcommons: Today's featured site belongs to @GiffordJames. Check it out! http://ow.ly/Q98A30cTqA7
I am going to miss the MLA too — but I’ll be happy to keep working for the field as a member! https://twitter.com/rgfeal/status/879646891612532737
This commitment to the public value of the humanities makes me enormously happy to be joining #MSUCAL this fall. https://twitter.com/cplong/status/879422264168546305
Replying to @lesliekwchan
Thanks so much, Leslie! I’m excited about the possibilities ahead.
Replying to @TeresaMangum
Thanks, Teresa!
RT @humcommons: #twitterstorians https://twitter.com/humcommons/status/879734866140684288
RT @humcommons: Check out today's CORE feature: @hepular 's "Mapping Hawthorne's Misreadings in The Custom House." http://ow.ly/eACG30cQ9ui…
Replying to @CJ_Daugherty and @meganeabbott
I had exactly the same thought.
“We finally have a handbook that has writers thinking more critically about citation than we ever have before.” https://www.insidehighered.com/advice/2017/06/29/how-mla-changed-its-handbook-better-essay
Replying to @kfitz
Peter Wayne Moe on spending a year with #MLA8. https://twitter.com/kfitz/status/880357497508433922
Fantastic news, and a brilliantly deserved honor! Congratulations, @ChadGaffield! https://twitter.com/JuliaGaffield/status/880757353779347457
Humanities Commons: a *global* network for the humanities! https://twitter.com/humcommons/status/880782924643278850