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'''Emily Toth''' is a professor of English at [[Louisiana State University]] in [[Baton Rouge]]. She earned her PhD from [[The Johns Hopkins University]].<ref>[http://www.english.lsu.edu/English_People/item21492.html LSU faculty profile]</ref> |
'''Emily Toth''' is a professor of English and Women's Studies at [[Louisiana State University]] in [[Baton Rouge]]. She earned her PhD from [[The Johns Hopkins University]].<ref>[http://www.english.lsu.edu/English_People/item21492.html LSU faculty profile]</ref> |
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Toth writes the monthly "Ms. Mentor" column for the [[Chronicle of Higher Education]]. Current column: [http://chronicle.com/article/A-Dissertation-on-Pussy-Riot-/141537/ Ms. Mentor: "A Dissertation on Pussy Riot?"].<ref>[http://chronicle.com/article/A-Dissertation-on-Pussy-Riot-/141537/ Ms. Mentor: "A Dissertation on Pussy Riot?"]</ref> |
Toth writes the monthly "Ms. Mentor" column for the [[Chronicle of Higher Education]]. Current column: [http://chronicle.com/article/A-Dissertation-on-Pussy-Riot-/141537/ Ms. Mentor: "A Dissertation on Pussy Riot?"].<ref>[http://chronicle.com/article/A-Dissertation-on-Pussy-Riot-/141537/ Ms. Mentor: "A Dissertation on Pussy Riot?"]</ref> |
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==Published Books== |
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''Ms. Mentor’s New and Ever More Impeccable Advice for Women and Men in Academia''. Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania , 2009. |
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''Inside Peyton Place : the Life of Grace Metalious''. Jackson : University Press of Mississippi, 2000, updated from 1981. Sold to 20th Century Fox and Sandra Bullock for film. |
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''Unveiling Kate Chopin'' (biography). Jackson : University Press of Mississippi , 1999. |
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''Kate Chopin's Private Papers'' (edition, with Per Seyersted and Cheyenne Bonnell). Bloomington : Indiana University , 1998. |
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''Ms. Mentor's Impeccable Advice for Women in Academia''. Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania , 1997. |
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''Kate Chopin'' (biography). New York : Morrow, 1990. Nominated for Pulitzer Prize. |
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''A Vocation and a Voice'' (edition of Kate Chopin's last story collection). New York : Penguin Classics, 1991. |
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''The Curse: a Cultural History of Menstruation''. With Janice Delaney and Mary Jane Lupton. Urbana : University of Illinois , 1988, updated from 1976. |
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''Regionalism and the Female Imagination'' (edited essays). New York : Human Sciences Press, 1985. |
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''Daughters of New Orleans'' (historical novel). New York : Bantam, 1983. |
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''A Kate Chopin Miscellany'' (letters, diaries, essays). Associate editor, with Per Seyersted. Natchitoches : Northwestern State University and Oslo : Universitetsforlaget, 1979. |
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==Academic Advice Column== |
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"Ms. Mentor," monthly column for Chronicle of Higher Education's |
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Career Network, starting August, 1998. |
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http://www.chronicle.com/jobs -- click on “Advice” and then on “Ms. Mentor” |
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Most recent: “Do I Have To Finish My Dissertation?” |
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<http://chronicle.com/article/Do-I-Have-to-Finish-My/130397/> |
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==Columnist and Contributing Writer== |
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“Nothing But the Toth,” bimonthly column on writing, books, food, secrets, and more in online journal: http://www.talkingwriting.com |
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Most recent entry: “Bloody But Unbowed”: <http://talkingwriting.com/?p=28475> |
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==Awards, Articles, Recognitions== |
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Over 300 published articles, reviews, and columns. |
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Over 300 conference presentations in six countries. |
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12 local or national grants. |
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Appearances in 4 documentary films. |
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Robert Penn Warren Professor, Louisiana State University |
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Faculty teaching and scholarship awards at Louisiana State University and Penn State |
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Named one of "The Net's Hottest Columnists," a “Pioneer of Popular Culture” |
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Since 1986, the “Emily Toth Award” (Popular Culture Association) honors the best book each year in women’s studies and popular culture. |
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==References== |
==References== |
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Revision as of 01:02, 18 September 2013
Emily Toth is a professor of English and Women's Studies at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. She earned her PhD from The Johns Hopkins University.[1]
Toth writes the monthly "Ms. Mentor" column for the Chronicle of Higher Education. Current column: Ms. Mentor: "A Dissertation on Pussy Riot?".[2]
Published Books
Ms. Mentor’s New and Ever More Impeccable Advice for Women and Men in Academia. Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania , 2009.
Inside Peyton Place : the Life of Grace Metalious. Jackson : University Press of Mississippi, 2000, updated from 1981. Sold to 20th Century Fox and Sandra Bullock for film.
Unveiling Kate Chopin (biography). Jackson : University Press of Mississippi , 1999.
Kate Chopin's Private Papers (edition, with Per Seyersted and Cheyenne Bonnell). Bloomington : Indiana University , 1998.
Ms. Mentor's Impeccable Advice for Women in Academia. Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania , 1997.
Kate Chopin (biography). New York : Morrow, 1990. Nominated for Pulitzer Prize.
A Vocation and a Voice (edition of Kate Chopin's last story collection). New York : Penguin Classics, 1991.
The Curse: a Cultural History of Menstruation. With Janice Delaney and Mary Jane Lupton. Urbana : University of Illinois , 1988, updated from 1976.
Regionalism and the Female Imagination (edited essays). New York : Human Sciences Press, 1985.
Daughters of New Orleans (historical novel). New York : Bantam, 1983.
A Kate Chopin Miscellany (letters, diaries, essays). Associate editor, with Per Seyersted. Natchitoches : Northwestern State University and Oslo : Universitetsforlaget, 1979.
Academic Advice Column
"Ms. Mentor," monthly column for Chronicle of Higher Education's Career Network, starting August, 1998. http://www.chronicle.com/jobs -- click on “Advice” and then on “Ms. Mentor” Most recent: “Do I Have To Finish My Dissertation?” <http://chronicle.com/article/Do-I-Have-to-Finish-My/130397/>
Columnist and Contributing Writer
“Nothing But the Toth,” bimonthly column on writing, books, food, secrets, and more in online journal: http://www.talkingwriting.com Most recent entry: “Bloody But Unbowed”: <http://talkingwriting.com/?p=28475>
Awards, Articles, Recognitions
Over 300 published articles, reviews, and columns. Over 300 conference presentations in six countries. 12 local or national grants. Appearances in 4 documentary films.
Robert Penn Warren Professor, Louisiana State University
Faculty teaching and scholarship awards at Louisiana State University and Penn State Named one of "The Net's Hottest Columnists," a “Pioneer of Popular Culture” Since 1986, the “Emily Toth Award” (Popular Culture Association) honors the best book each year in women’s studies and popular culture.
References
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