英语 Department 教师
杰西卡Pauszek
Assistant Professor
杰西卡Pauszek
Ph.D.
联系
斯托克斯大厅S405
Telephone: 617-552-1959
电子邮件: 杰西卡.pauszek@uc1112.com
教育
- B.A., Stetson University
- M.A., Northeastern University
- Ph.D., Syracuse University
传记
With training in Composition and Cultural Rhetoric, Professor Pauszek brings together interests in community literacy, 工人阶级的 studies, 归档方法, and digitalhumanities. Growing up in a predominantly Polish, 工人阶级的, community near Buffalo, NY, shaped her interest in writing about labor, 限制工业化, 和移民. Her current book project centers on the curation of print and digital archives of the Federation of Worker Writers and Community Publishers (FWWCP), a network of 工人阶级的 writersfrom 1976 - 2007 that began in London and grew transnationally. She is the Project Director for The FWWCP Archival Project which has curated a print collection of over 2,350 community publications in London, as well as a pilot digital archive athttp://www.fwwcp-dc.org. With Vincent Portillo and students from multiple universities, she developed an introduction to the collection including finding aids and reading guides. Pauszek was awarded a CCCC Emergent 太阳城官网er Grant for this work and HonorableMention for the CCCC James Berlin Outstanding Dissertation Award. This project was alsofeatured by the Coalition of Community Writing.
RECENT PUBLICATIONS:
- “Preserving Hope: Reanimating Working-Class Writing through (Digital) Archival Co-Creation,” 在 的学科, eds. geesa Kirsch等人., 2021.
- “Writing From ‘The Wrong Class’: Archiving Labor in the Context of Precarity,” Community Literacy Journal, 2019年春季，pp. 48-68.
- “Early Career Scholars’ Encounters, 转换, and Futures: A Conversation on Community Engagement," Co-authored with Charles Lesh, Megan Faver Hartline, 和Vani Kannan. Reflections: A Journal of Community-Engaged Writing, v. 18.2, 2018-2019, pp. 116-150.
- “Alliances, Assemblages, and Affects: Three Moments of Building Collective Working-Class Literacies.” Co-authored with Jenny Harding, Nick Pollard, and Steve Parks. College Composition and 沟通, 70.1, 2018年9月，页. 6-29.
- “‘Biscit’ Politics: Building Alternative 教育al Spaces From the Ground Up,” College Composition and 沟通, 68. 4, 2017年6月，页. 655-683.
编辑工作:
- The Best of the Journals in Rhetoric and Composition Series, Co-editor with Kristi Girdharry and Charles Lesh, Parlor Press, 2017-present.
- Writing and Working for Change Series, Co-editor with Steve Parks, Parlor Press, 2017-present.
- Writing Democracy: The Political Turn in and Beyond the Trump Era. Co-edited with Shannon Carter, Deborah Mutnick, Steve Parks. 劳特利奇,2019.
公开工作:
Archival and Community Publications: PUBLIC
- “The Federation of Worker Writers and Community Publishers Collection: An Introduction to the Trades Union Congress Library holdings, including the FWWCP Publications and Administrative Documents. Co-edited with Vincent Portillo. 2019年8月. This publication includes 18 Reading Guides/Finding Aids and a full overview of the collection contents.
- “Preserving Hidden Histories.” Ed. 杰西卡Pauszek. A community publication created by students and community members from a study abroad course in London, 英格兰. 2019.
Podcasts and Blogs:
- “Voices of Exiled Iranian Workers.” With Marzieh Keshavarz and Reza Panahi. Labor 历史 Today Podcast. Georgetown University Kalmanovitz Initiative for Labor and the Working Poor. 2020年6月7日.
- “Tough Annie and the Suffragettes.” Labor 历史 Today Podcast. 2020年3月29日.
- “罢工矿工.” Labor 历史 Today Podcast. 2020年2月2日.
- “Collective Actions: Pecket Well College.” Labor 历史 Today Podcast. 2019年12月2日.
- “FWWCP Beginnings and Sally Flood.” Labor 历史 Today Podcast. 2019年11月24日.
- “Collaborative Preservation of Working-Class Histories: Migration, 食物, and Cultural Heritage in the FWWCP Collection (Part 3)." Co-authored with Vincent Portillo. Trades Union Congress Library blog, August 30, 2018.
- “'Cultural Protection' and Working-Class Agency.”Co-authored with Vincent Portillo. Bedford Bits, Macmillan Publishing, 2018年8月28日.
- “Collaborative Preservation of Working-Class 历史: Social Concerns in the FWWCP Collection (Part 2).” Co-authored with Vincent Portillo. Trades Union Congress Library blog, August 6, 2018.
- “Collaborative Preservation of Working-Class Writing,” Co-authored with Vincent Portillo. Trades Union Congress Library 博客，2018年7月16日.