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A Bold Vision: A&S Alum Helping Create Brighter Future for Eastern Kentucky

By Lindsey Piercy

LEXINGTON, Ky. (April 29, 2021) — Luke Glaser was once a struggling math student. Academically, he often excelled. But learning polynomials, as well as quadratic equations and functions, just didn’t seem applicable to his life as a high school teenager.

“I hated math, and I took AP classes to simply not have to take math in college.”

Dr. Yogita Goyal

Sponsored by:   
African American & Africana Studies Program, Commonwealth Institute for Black Studies, English Department, and 20/21 C working group 

Yogita Goyal (African American Studies and English, UCLA), author of Runaway Genres: The Global Afterlives of Slavery, will be joining us for this zoom event to discuss her book.  Runaway Genres won the Perkins Award, from the Narrative Society,  and was runner-up for the Lowell Prize, the top book prize awarded by the Modern  Language Association.  You can learn more about Yogita Goyal on her webpage:  https://www.yogitagoyal.com/about-me 

 
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20/21c

Dr. Brower will be discussing the introduction, "The Big Picture," and the final chapter, "The Scenes of an Ending: Adaptation, Originality, and the New Authorship of Hollywood Pictures" of his book manuscript, currently titled Hollywood Signs: A Literary History of the Studio System.

All are welcome. Please contact Dr. Kalliney to attend. pjkall2@uky.edu

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