Jessica Rosenberg has spent the academic year as a fellow at UM’s Center for the Humanities, and has enjoyed the time spent revising her manuscript and sharing work with other UM humanists. In October, she presented at a roundtable on “Teaching Multicultural Shakespeare” at FIU. In the spring, she was invited to give a paper at a two-day symposium on “Shakespeare’s Futures” at SUNY Stony Brook, where she spoke on “Reading Like a Pig.” She also shared work in a seminar on “Accidents and the Archive” at the annual meeting of the Shakespeare Association of America. She has received a Provost’s Research Award to conduct archival research in London and elsewhere over the summer.
