Marc Bousquet, Emory University
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I’ve been at Emory since 2012, where I’m an associate professor in the Department of Film & Media. Mainly I teach classes on digital media, participatory culture, and the genres of melodrama and realism.
My current research
is Monetizing The Student, a book exploring how universities capitalize on student time, including media playbor.
It is under contract to Johns Hopkins University Press. In some ways it is a sequel to an earlier book, How the University Works: Higher Education and the Low-Wage Nation [PDF] (NYU, 2008).
My contribution, “Labor,” appears in the new edition of Keywords for American Cultural Studies,
. Recent commentary includes Moving the Goalposts in Graduate Education Who’s Against “College For All”? Citizen Science (NSF Ideas Lab) Domain of One’s Own @Emory