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Mark R. Brand
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April 27, 2022
The State of LGBTQ+ Representation in Video Games at CEA
February 09, 2021
Digital Biomes: Lessons from Covid-19 Remote Coursework Ecosystems and Interfaces
May 20, 2019
Growing Old in Utopia: From Age to Otherness in American Literary Utopias
May 19, 2019
Digital Humanities: Mad Dogs and Working Dogs - Man's Best Friend and the Naturalist Novel
April 01, 2019
CWC Presents: New Waves
February 23, 2019
2019 Carsey-Wolf Center annual conference: Uncanny Histories
January 10, 2019
CWC Presents: The Beatles Revolutions
October 26, 2018
2018 Carsey-Wolf Center Symposium: Rediscovering U.S. Newsfilm
October 08, 2018
CWC Presents: Frankenstein Afterlives
July 08, 2018
The Garden Club of Evanston, A History: 1915-2015
July 04, 2018
2018 Science Fiction Research Association conference presentation: "The Austerity Parent in Three Recent Videogames"
April 20, 2017
2017 Center for International Education annual conference: Diversities
April 03, 2017
Intersections, Vol.5: Diversities
November 12, 2016
2016 Pacific and Ancient Modern Language Association conference presentation: "All Your Recursivity Are Belong to Us: Inviting Video Games into First-Year Writing"
October 28, 2016
2016 Society for Utopian Studies conference presentation: "The Walking Dead: Nightmare Parenting in the Great Recession"
October 08, 2016
2016 Midwest Popular Culture/American Culture Association conference presentation: "The Walking Dead: Nightmare Parenting in the Great Recession"
April 15, 2016
2016 Center for International Education annual conference: Water-Centric Cities
March 24, 2016
2016 Popular Culture/American Culture Association conference presentation: "Bring Your Daughter to the End of the World: The Last of Us and the Austerity Parent"
March 09, 2016
Intersections, Vol. 4: Water-Centric Cities
November 06, 2015
2015 Society for Utopian Studies Conference presentation: "Growing Old in Utopia: Age as Identity Politics in Jack London's The Scarlet Plague"
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