Lesson #14: The First Dose is the Deepest
from Learning on the Job Hosted by James K. Harris and Nic Flores
This week, one of us is halfway vaccinated! Guess which! We've got an alarming amount of thoughts about the politics of care in the pandemic, the vaccine as "endpoint", what to make of the current state of the job market, how much TikTok counts as a work skill, and a ton of other things. We get into the state of graduate school at this moment in the history of higher ed. le sigh. There are some stellar book recs for your dark days and Nic has some genuinely eye opening insights about care, the pandemic, and limits of knowledge in the moment. A lesser podcast would tell you to rate and subscribe at this point. Further reading: "The Shrinking of the Scholarly Ranks", Chronicle of Higher Education "Women Dressed as 'Grannies' To Get COVID-19 Vaccine", ABC News Florida (natch) "A New Term, Same Enrollment Losses", Chronicle of Higher Education What we're reading: Soraya Murray, On Video Games: The Visual Politics of Race, Gender, and Space Trevor Hoppe, Punishing Disease: HIV and the Criminalization of Sickness
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