Thread by @AmericanStudier

Last week my friends @PedagogyAmLitSt shared a tweet about how #ScholarSunday threads tend to highlight the same, often already established & prominent voices. I hope my Sunday threads have been varied, but I totally get how that can happen even when unintended. So+

For this week’s brief #ScholarSunday thread I wanted to do something a bit different: highlighting a few of the many grad students & NTT folks from whom I’ve learned so much & whom we should all be following. In no particular order:

Gotta start with those awesome @PedagogyAmLitSt folks, which includes @GregSpecter, @CaitlinLeeKelly, @SilasLapham, & Brianna Jacquette (who might not be on twitter any more). Always amazing AmericanStudying & teaching content!

So many phenomenal grad students doing public scholarly AMST work. That includes: @CarisAdel @Kassie_Jo_Baron @DanaGavin1895 @LibraryLivingJT @varsha_venkat_ @Shnidhi @s_hunt11 @MillerSWright @caitduffy49 @gvaughnjoy @TheOtherRBG & many many more!

Amazing NTT public scholars everyone should follow include: @ktonti2 @Lady_Historian @SevenPaperclips @K_Ostrofsky @dr_cdeutsch @LucasADietrich @LDBurnett @AlyCorey @nonmodernist @LiteraryStefan @KeriLeighMerrit @megankatenelson & of course everyone at @contingent_mag!

Obviously those lists are just a tiny fraction of the folks we should all follow. My whole Following list would be a great place to start! But they give a #ScholarSunday sense of the community & conversation that make public scholarly twitter one of my fav things in the world.

PS. If you’re so inclined, please share more public scholarly folks (esp. grad student & NTT voices) whom we should all be following!