Katina Rogers

@katinalynn.bsky.social

Working to make higher ed more equitable & joyful. Obsessed w/ fungi. Books: Unexpected Flourishing (2026), Presence of Absence (2024), Putting Humanities PhD to Work (2020). She/her President, NYC District 15 Community Education Council // opinions mine

YES to this defense of broadening the range of voices and perspectives in the humanities: “Mellon will continue to resist this narrowing of the scope of study of the human experience because it threatens the integrity of the humanities at the exact time that more expansive views are needed most”

Brittney Cooper@profcrunk.bsky.social · 2d ago

I think this is a really important op-ed from the Mellon Foundation today, doubling down on their philanthropic commitment to humanities research and encouraging universities and other foundations to do the same. www.insidehighered.com/opinion/view...

Recent personal achievements include: dropping the eldest off at sleepaway camp for the first time and holding it together; solo camping & starting a functional fire in order to make coffee; eating blackberries and blueberries and wineberries (!!) on a hike; seeing one million mushrooms (evergreen)

Bialetti coffee maker over a campfireThey look like raspberries but they’re wineberries! And they are delicious!!Coral fungi, so coolSmall bolete mushroom with a faintly purple cap and yellow stem base

It's true! Working with brilliant thinkers and writers like @electrostani.bsky.social is the best part of my job. ✨ If you're on sabbatical this fall, consider partnering with a developmental editor (like me :)). I'd love to talk with you about how I can help you move your project forward.

Amardeep Singh@electrostani.bsky.social · 2w ago

I do want to give a special shout-out to @halperta.bsky.social who worked with me as a developmental editor. Hannah's feedback and conversation were key in helping me figure out what this book should be *about*. If you're working on a book, consider working with Hannah! halperta.com/categories/m...

Other materials I'd love to see if you've got 'em: - T&P guidelines that evaluate & reward GOOD mentorship and advising - Structures that support non-competitive peer community among grad students - Unusual, creative, expansive articulations of 'research impact' for either faculty or students

Katina Rogers@katinalynn.bsky.social · last mo.

Faculty, student, higher ed staff friends: Does your dept have a doctoral student handbook that you feel good about? I'd love to see it