9/11 in Popular Culture, Trinidad Linares, Bowling Green State University, tlinare@bgsu.edu
Adaptations Marilyn Lorch, Northern Illinois University, mlorch1@niu.edu
American, British, and Canadian Literature: 1800-1999, Jennifer Farrell, Milwaukee School of Engineering, drjkfarrell@gmail.com
Animation and Anime, Mark Gellis, Ketterling University, mgellis@kettering.edu
Art History and Visual Culture, Amy Drees, Northwest State Community College, adrees@northweststate.edu
Asian Popular Culture, Takreem Zulfiqar, tak.zulfiqar@gmail.com
Beer Culture, Josh Sopiarz, Governors State University, jsopiarz@govst.edu
British Popular Culture, Sarah Petrovic, Department of Humanities, Oklahoma Wesleyan University, Bartlesville, OK, 74006, sarah.n.petrovic@gmail.com
Celebrity and Stardom, Scott Chappuis, Concordia University Ann Arbor, Scott.chappuis@cuaa.edu
Comics, Paul R. Kohl, Communication Arts, Loras College, 1450 Alta Vista St., Dubuque IA 52001, paul.kohl@loras.edu
Cultural Geography, Melissa Sartore, West Virginia University Institute of Technology, Department of History, English, and Creative Arts, Montgomery, WV 25136, melissa.sartore@mail.wvu.edu
Dance and Theater, Darryl Clark, Missouri State University, 1320 E. Belmont Springfield, MO 65804, darryl.clark@siu.edu
Documentary, Julia Largent, McPherson College, largentj@mcpherson.edu
Environment, Animals, and Climate Change, Sarah McFarland Taylor, Religious Studies, Northwestern University,1860 Campus Drive, Crowe Hall, Evanston, IL 60208, Sarah@northwestern.edu
Family, Stella Ress, University of Southern Indiana, sress@usi.edu
Fan Studies, Katie Wilson, University of Louisville, katemariewilson@gmail.com
Fashion and Material Culture, A. Luxx Mishou, United States Naval Academy, almishou@gmail.com
Festivals and Food, Caryn E. Neumann, History, Miami University—Ohio, neumance@miamioh.edu
Film, Lori Parks, Miami University, Hamilton, loriparks63@gmail.com
Folklore, McKenzie Caldwell, mckenzie5683caldwell@gmail.com
Gender Studies, Kathleen Kollman, Bowling Green State University, kkollma@bgsu.edu
Girls’ Culture/Girls’ Studies, Miriam Forman-Brunell, History, University of Missouri—Kansas City, Kansas City MO 64110, Forman-BrunellM@umkc.edu
Harry Potter Studies, Rebekah Buchanan, Western Illinois University, rj-buchanan@wiu.edu
Health and Disability, Kathleen Turner, Writing Area Coordinator & Assistant Professor of English Lincoln University Jefferson City, MO , turner8kathleen@gmail.com
Hip Hop, Mark Anthony Caldwell, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, mark.caldwell@metrostate.edu
History, Caryn E. Neumann, History, Miami University—Ohio, neumance@miamioh.edu
Hockey Studies, Kevin McCarty, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, kevin.mccarty@siu.edu
Horror and Science Fiction/Fantasy, John A. Dowell, Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures, Michigan State University, East Lansing MI 48824, jdowell@msu.edu
Humor, John A. Dowell, Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures, Michigan State University, East Lansing MI 48824, jdowell@msu.edu
Indian Popular Culture, Anthony Adah, Film Studies, Minnesota State University—Moorhead, Moorhead MN 56563, adahan@mnstate.edu
Indigenous Studies, Anthony Adah, Film Studies, Minnesota State University—Moorhead, Moorhead MN 56563, adahan@mnstate.edu
Jewish Studies, Jordan Adler, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, jzadler@uwm.edu
Latin American Popular Culture, Carolina Rocha, Southern Illinois University Edwardsviile, crocha@siue.edu
Midwestern Culture, Armeda Reitzel, Armeda.Reitzel@humboldt.edu
Music, Gary Burns, Communication, Northern Illinois University, DeKalb IL 60115, gburns@niu.edu
New Media, Pam Wicks, Aurora University, pwicks22@gmail.com
Pedagogy and Popular Culture, Jessica Birch, jessicaelizabethbirch@gmail.com
Politics, Karen Whedbee, Northern Illinois University, kwhedbee@niu.edu
Popular Genre Fiction, Maryan Wherry, Independent Scholar, wherrym@gmx.com
Print Media and Popular Culture, Ayanna Gaines, Woodbury University, Ayanna.Gaines@woodbury.edu
Professional Development, McKenzie Caldwell, mckenzie5683caldwell@gmail.com
Race and Ethnicity, Jessica Birch, jessicaelizabethbirch@gmail.com
Reality Television, Ann Andaloro, Department of Communication, Media and Leadership, Morehead State University, 203 Breckinridge Hall, Morehead KY 40351, a.andaloro@moreheadstate.edu
Sixties and Popular Culture, Paul R. Kohl, Communication Arts, Loras College, 1450 Alta Vista St., Dubuque IA 52001, paul.kohl@loras.edu
Southern Literature and Culture, Anne M. Canavan, Salt Lake City Community College, anne.canavan@gmail.com
Sports Culture, Allison Levin, Webster University, allisonlevin06@webster.edu
Subculture, Trinidad Linares, Bowling Green State University, tlinare@bgsu.edu
Tabletop and Board Game Studies, Brendan Riley, Columbia College of Chicago, briley@colum.edu
Television, Cory Barker, Department of Communication, Bradley University, cabarker@bradley.edu
Utopia/Dystopia, John A. Grummel, 605 Washington St., Liberal Arts Hall 218, Upper Iowa University, Fayette, IA 52142, grummelj@uiu.edu
Video Games, Pam Wicks, Aurora University, pwicks22@gmail.com
Wrestling Studies, CarrieLynn D. Reinhard and Christopher Olson, Dominican University, UW-Milwaukee, creinhard@dom.edu and chrstphrolson@gmail.com
Writing and Rhetoric in Popular Culture, Kit Medjesky, University of Findlay, medjesky@findlay.edu
Youth Literature and Media, Patrick Cox, Rutgers University, patrick.cox@rutgers.edu
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