[Ahs-grads] Publishing & Early Modern Women: A SSEMWG Conversation with Dr. Julie Eckerle and Erika Gaffney

[Jeanette Kohl]

This is terrific, Becky! Thank you for sharing the info.
Can I tune in, or is it for grad students only? I do not want to intrude...
Saluti, as always,
Jeanette


On Mon, Nov 3, 2025 at 8:00 AM Rebecca Teague <rebecca.teague at email.ucr.edu>
wrote:

> Hi there everyone,
>
> Just sending along the info on an event I'm hosting this week as the Early
> Career Scholar for the SSEMWG. Feel free to tune in, if interested! I would
> love to have you guys join us virtually :)
>
> All best,
> Becky
>
>
>
>
> *What: Publishing & Early Modern Women: A SSEMWG Conversation with Dr.
> Julie Eckerle and Erika Gaffney*
>
> *Who:* Dr. Julie Eckerle - Editor of the *Early Modern Women* Journal and
> Professor of English Literature at the University of Minnesota, Morris
> Erika Gaffney - Senior Acquisitions Editor at Amsterdam University Press
> and founder of the *Art Herstory* project
> Becky Teague - (host) Third year PhD student at the University of
> California, Riverside & Early Career Researcher for the Society for the
> Study of Early Modern Women and Gender (SSEMWG)
>
> *Description:* This conversation brings together Dr. Julie Eckerle,
> editor of the *Early Modern Women* Journal and Professor of English
> Literature at the University of Minnesota, Morris, and Erika Gaffney,
> Senior Acquisitions Editor of Amsterdam University Press and founder of the
>  *Art Herstory* project. Geared towards early career scholars and
> graduate students, we will attempt to demystify the steps of scholarly
> publishing, exploring key differences in process between producing shorter
> articles for a journal versus entire book manuscripts for a university
> press; what to include in an initial proposal to an editor; the time frame
> from proposal to print; how peer-review works; what to do about image
> rights; and much more. The speakers will also discuss their own career
> trajectories, demonstrating the many different avenues open to students and
> young scholars of early modern women and gender. Please come join us! All
> are welcome!
>
> *When:* *Thursday, November 6th at 12pm PST / 3pm EST*
>
> *Where:* The conversation will be hosted via *Zoom. Please use the link
> to register:* https://ucr.zoom.us/meeting/register/k1472H6PQeibFLyOpsqeTw
>
> For questions, please contact Becky Teague at: rteag001 at ucr.edu
>
> --
> *Rebecca Teague (she/her/hers)*
> MA | MLIS | Ph.D Student
> Department of the History of Art
> University of California, Riverside
> rteag001 at ucr.edu
>
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