[ATTW-L] Updated MMU Scholar List
Cana Itchuaqiyaq
cana.itchuaqiyaq at gmail.com
Thu Mar 17 00:40:41 UTC 2022
Hello, colleagues!
I have completed the latest update of the *self-identified* multiply
marginalized and underrepresented (MMU) Scholar List. Apologies for the
delay (who would have known that starting a faculty job would be time
consuming). :P
The MMU Scholar List is now up to *162 scholars*!
The MMU Scholar List <https://www.itchuaqiyaq.com/mmu-scholar-list> and
the MMU Bibliography <https://www.itchuaqiyaq.com/mmu-bibliography> can be
viewed/downloaded from my personal scholar website: www.itchuaqiyaq.com.
(Note: there weren't any bibliography submissions this last go round so
that document remains the same.)
This MMU Scholar List and MMU Bibliography was created from responses from
the IRB-approved survey conducted October 2019-April 2020 by Cana Uluak
Itchuaqiyaq and Rebecca Walton, from the listing in Walton, Moore, and
Jones's 2019 book, *Technical Communication After the Social Justice Turn:
Building Coalitions for Action*
<https://www.routledge.com/Technical-Communication-After-the-Social-Justice-Turn-Building-Coalitions/Walton-Moore-Jones/p/book/9780367188474>
(pp.
169-171), and from responses to ongoing Google Form surveys collecting
basic information.
If you identify as an MMU scholar and would like to have your information
added/removed/updated in the MMU Scholar List, please fill out this Google
Form
<https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScASBYwHpL6QnfXm_A5vkr878FR6Xng4fR4y3mlZk19AhafXQ/viewform>
.
If you identify as an MMU scholar and would like your published scholarship
added/removed/updated in the MMU Bibliography, please fill out this Google
Form
<https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1AWZKN59RqV1OuQj7kzZfQIxeTI7dcoONwEy6md3_LYE/edit>
.
The next update will be this summer!
Thank you to everyone who has helped make these resources possible!
[My apologies for cross-posting on ATTW, WPA, nextGEN, CPTSC,
CPTSCdiversity.]
Chiis-sa viñauramiglu,
Cana
Cana Uluak Itchuaqiyaq, PhD
(KAY-nuh OOH-loke itch-AWE-key-yuck)
Professional & Technical Writing | Department of English
Virginia Tech
She/They
Dr. Itchuaqiyaq is working at Virginia Tech, which is situated on the
traditional lands of the Tutelo/Monacan Nation. Whose land are you on?
<https://native-land.ca/>
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