Gabriel Rodríguez Lemus, Jr.

@grodriguezlemus.bsky.social

PhD Candidate @ UT Austin | MSEd @ IU Bloomington + BA @ San José State | Higher Education | Qualitative, Arts-Based Methods // Jotería Crips in the Academy https://linktr.ee/grodriguezlemus

Woohoo, here's my essay with my fav co-author on 30,000 fellowship wins across the Guggenheim, Stanford CASBS, NAEd, National Humanities Center, RSF visiting scholar, and Harvard Radcliffe. Spoiler: it's the people working at prestigious universities www.publicbooks.org/who-gets-gug...

Who Gets Guggenheims? - Public Books

Unfortunately, 100 years of data show that those whom such fellowships might represent the greatest departure from their everyday experience—that is, those not at elite institutions—are least likely t...

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I’m offering a lightly used set of regalia in UC Berkeley colors to a junior faculty member, preference for a mom and 1st gen scholar. DM me your details— I’ll ship for free.

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If #AERA2027 is being held in Toronto, Canada… Can a future AERA be held in México City? Especially with the theme being about transcending borders. Or what is the rationale to hosting it in a city that excludes undocumented scholars, faculty, and students or anyone without access to a passport?

AERA@aeraedresearch.bsky.social · 4mo ago

The 2027 AERA Annual Meeting theme, "Transcending Borders and Boundaries in Education Research: Toward a Beloved Global Community," has been released. Read more about the theme here: www.aera.net/Events-Meeti...

Thrilled to share that we are moving to Boston! I will be joining the University of Massachusetts Boston as a tenure-track Assistant Professor in the Department of Leadership in Education. This accomplishment is truly a reflection of all my friends, mentors, and colleagues who poured into me 💕

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Just your annual reminder that I edit this column! I accept submissions on a rolling basis, and I work with grad students and teachers to get things ready for publication. Feel free to DM me any questions!

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Top left: Column Editor: S.R. Toliver
Submit to: Stoliver@illinois.edu
Journal: English Journal
Word Count: 1200-1400
Genres Accepted: essays, poems, comics, stories, etc

Middle left: Black Youth Futures

Bottom Left: Questions to Consider.
• What texts (written by and about Black people) have you found particularly useful in the ELA classroom?
• How have you made space for Black joy, Black dreams, Black genius, and Black pride in your ELA classroom, literacy research, and/or community work?
• What literacy assignments have you created that enable Black youth to voice their concerns about the world?
• What does the future of English education, schools, or schooling look like for Black youth?

Bottom Right: Published September, January, and May

Call for Participants — Research Study Are you a neurodivergent tenure-track faculty member in the U.S.? I’m conducting a study on how neurodivergent scholars navigate faculty work, the tenure clock, and “crip time.”

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The posturing and lack of nuance in this conversation about Tourette Syndrome and the racial slur shouted 3 separate times at last nights BAFTA awards is truly awful. Reminder: it’s not ableist to call this out. There is an intersection between race and disability and racism and ableism. And the

Eliminating gender studies courses helps to ensure that universities and other institutions will continue to protect men who benefit from the abuse of women and girls, either directly or through their connections to those who exploit girls and women for profit. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

Gender studies courses are shutting down across the US. The Epstein files reveal why | Joan Wallach Scott

Texas A&M University is the latest school to end women’s and gender studies programs and teaching race. We know why

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