 Angelina Eimannsberger
Angelina Eimannsberger is a Ph.D. candidate in Comparative Literature and Literary Theory, with a certificate in Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies, at the University of Pennsylvania. Her dissertation is titled Trivial Pursuits: Women Readers, Materialist Feminism, and the New Life of Bookishness in the Twenty-First Century and explores possibilities and limitations of... Read More |
 Jenny LeeJenny Lee studies the intersection of labor, surveillance, and identity. Her current research examines the motivations, experiences, and implications of the work of doing surveillance. Jenny Lee studies the intersection of labor, surveillance, and identity. Her current research examines surveillance as a form of labor, focusing on the variety of sociocultural and... Read More |
 Rose PokuRose (Rosie) Poku (she/her) is a joint PhD candidate in Africana Studies and Comparative Literature & Literary Theory at the University of Pennsylvania. She is pursuing two certificates in GSWS (Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies) and CETLI (Center for Excellence in Teaching, Learning, and Innovation) as well. Rosie earned her Bachelors of Arts from Smith College in 2022, where she... Read More |
 Ivana MarshallI am a full-time doctoral candidate at the University of Pennsylvania, studying Higher Education in the Graduate School of Education. As a doctoral candidate, I serve as both a research assistant and teaching assistant for my advisor Dr. Damani White-Lewis. I am one of 15 Presidential Scholars in the Ph.D. class of 2023 and a member of the Fontaine Society, for doctoral students studying... Read More |
 Marc RidgellMarc Ridgell (they/them) is a William Fontaine Fellow and PhD Student in Africana Studies at the University of Pennsylvania. Marc welcomes all prospective student inquiries, especially from students of color and first-generation/low-income students. |
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