In case you’ve been curious about what I’ve been up to lately- lots of research and writing! campustimes.org/2020/10/25/res…

the infinity train fandom trying to convince people to watch the show #FinishInfinityTrain

There's no more to say, I can't think of a show more deserving of continuation than Infinity Train. This show resonates with me more than anything else, I really love it and hope CN and HBO Max see what we all see in it #FinishInfinityTrain

➡️ Today's must-read from the The Daily Targum: Rutgers University's priorities R all mixed up! Students paying high housing costs have been w/o heat or hot water, or functioning plumbing while athletics spending soars! loom.ly/_OUkiow

The 45th Susman Conference was a success! S/o to my team and cohort for bringing "Small But Mighty" to life! Rutgers History Department

I’m beyond grateful and honored to receive the Michael J. Hogan Foreign Language Fellowship, allowing me the funds to pursue a language intensive in Tokyo this summer. I am looking forward to continued participation and collaboration with SHAFR Historians!

📢 SUSMAN CFP📢 (1/3) Apply to present at the 46th Annual Susman Conference: "Leaning Into Liminality Historical Actors in Transitory Spaces." Send abstracts (300 words max), a working title, and a one-page curriculum vitae by January 25, 2024 to [email protected]!

(2/3) The conference will take place on Friday, April 5, 2024. This year's keynote speaker is Dr. Kaisha Esty (Kaisha Esty, RU-NB History PhD, 2019)! See the full CFP above for more information about paper submissions, proposal acceptances, and Dr. Esty's scholarship.

(3/3) For questions, email [email protected], or contact the 46th Annual Susman Conference Steering Committee's amazing co-chairs Eleanor Eriko Lenoe and Andrew Bellamy.

PLEASE CIRCULATE: We invite you to a symposium on March 21 and 22, 2024, celebrating the path-breaking work and career of Rutgers University's Board of Governors Distinguished Professor Deborah Gray White! RSVP HERE: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

The 46th annual Warren Susman conference. The most intellectually stimulating day of the year in the Rutgers History Department based on the past 45 years of experience. Rutgers SAS

I also couldn’t do this without you two!

A new journal is born! Read the inaugural volume of Old Queens: Undergraduate Historical Journal. Old Queens is an entirely Rutger undergraduate-run journal founded by Rutgers undergraduates. Read the first volume here: drive.google.com/file/d/1cLnOb8… #Rutgers

I’m honored to be one of this year’s JAA Honjo recipients! It was a joy to meet other Japanese American scholars and professionals at the JAA scholarship dinner. I’ll be using these funds to travel and stay in Japan for my research on Japanese child mascots and child soldiers!