Visiting Faculty - Center for the Advancement of Public Action
Faculty - Science and Mathematics
Director of the Prison Education and the Incarceration in America Initiatives, CAPA. Faculty - Literature.
Faculty - Literature
Faculty - Drama
"I was moved and inspired by this book."
"Gorgeous!"
Technical Instructor in 3D Technology
Director of Art and Entrepreneurship Programs, CAPA. Director of the MFA in Public Action.
Director of the Center for the Advancement of Public Action
Director and Curator of the Suzanne Lemberg Usdan Gallery
Manager of Grants and Partnerships - President's Office
Dean of the Library
Faculty - Cultural Studies and Languages
A page-turner. This is the disastrous story of a difficult family narrated from three different perspectives, with a great, unpredictable final twist.
Director of Library Services
Digital Marketing Strategist - Communications
I immediately jumped into this book after watching HBO's terrific miniseries Chernobyl. A gripping account–at some points down to the microsecond–of the events before, during, and after the Soviet nuclear disaster. A story of horror, resilience and ingenuity as mankind seeks to bend the natural world to its will.
What happens when regular people get caught up in a tragic mistake? Crippling paranoia and guilt that pulls them apart from the inside, of course! A dark psychological tale written by one of our own staff members.
Did you know that in 1972 we had over 1,900 domestic bombings in the United States? This stuff is forgotten and shouldn't be.
This sci-fi series is insane. Witness a new civilization spring to life as humanity collapses into dust. Spider, Octopus, and what remains of Men must find a way forward in a cold universe.
" The translation, from the Italian, by Simon Carnell and Erica Segre, won the 2019 National Translation Prize in Prose. A gorgeous novel set in the remote Italian Alps and, toward the end, also in Nepal."
Faculty - Society, Culture and Thought
Faculty - Society, Culture, and Thought
Faculty - Drama
"Three remarkable memoirs, all of which deal with the complicated way identity is constructed:"
"and this wise tome, also a form of memoir..."
"and Rachel Cusk! After her memoirs, read her trilogy..."
Student Employment Coordinator - Career Development and FWT Office
" Original and intricately-drawn fantasy of resistance."
" Madcap mystery with all the fixings—like an improbable number of fixings. Think Victorian London with fairies, werewolves, dragons, transdimensional libraries, and biblioespionage."
Faculty - Music
Events Manager
Associate Dean for Curriculum and Pedagogy. Faculty - Society, Culture and Thought
Director of Communications
" An excellent overview of science communications -- the roles of emotion and fact in decision making; how people interpret risk and danger, authenticity and trustworthiness; how conspiracy theories take root; and how people decide what (they believe) is true. Good book to read if you will ever need to convince people of anything."
Senior Fellow in the Center for the Advancement of Public Action
"A deep look in to how two path breaking journalists tackled sexual assault issues. It is more about journalism than Harvey Weinstein - a guy I don't want to hear much about. Great read."
"Terry Tempest Williams writes with grace, beauty and humility. I hang on her every word."
First-Year and International Student Counselor - Academic Services
"I loved this collection of essays about blackness and visibility in Vermont. I highly recommend it!"
Faculty - Visual Arts
Faculty - Society, Culture and Thought
Faculty - Visual Arts
Faculty - Visual Arts
Faculty - Cultural Studies and Languages
Faculty - Literature
Visiting Faculty - Literature
"l Ioved every page of this extraordinary tour of caves, tombs, tunnels, chambers of ice, and all the rest of the unseen world beneath the surface."
Senior Admissions Systems Coordinator - Admissions
" She's still writing book for different periods in her life, but this is the first about her childhood."
" It's a middle-school read, but so lovely."
Kilpatrick Fellow - President's Office
Director of Undergraduate Writing Initiatives
"All new novels; all scary and brilliant."
Faculty - Society, Culture and Thought
Faculty - Visual Arts
"This is Rankine's first published play and, like Citizen--but even more emphatically--it asks us to see (quotidian performances of) what's always/still there."
"2020 will mark the 50th anniversary of Morrison's searing first novel--a devastating account of the racialization of childhood and the sexualization of race."
"Two hundred years later, Austen's feminist Gothic parody is no joke."
Associate Writer - Communications
Head of the Music Library
Faculty - Music
Faculty - Science and Mathematics
Faculty - Society, Culture, and Thought
Director of the Bennington Writing Seminars. Faculty - Literature