Submissions from 2026
Faculty Fellowships: Knot Theory in the Bay Area, Anthony Bosman
At any age and life stage: A heart that loves is always young, Beverly Matiko
trusting with all her heart - and a kidney, Beverly Matiko
Diasporic Histories Remembered: Andoh and Linton’s Richard II at Shakespeare’s Globe, L Monique Pittman
Epilogue: Moonflower Murders and the racial evasions of pop, L Monique Pittman
Introduction: Shakespeare, race and the power of the popular, L Monique Pittman
Submissions from 2025
Andrews fall 2025 enrollment and rankings report, Anthony Bosman
AI, AI, AI--The Good, the Bad, the Failing Grade, Stephanie A. Carpenter
The “power to hurt and will do none”:Shakespearean Lessons in Power and Administrative Leadership, Vanessa I. Corredera
Journeys to Andrews University, Kaara Harris
Tools to Transform, Tools to Empower, Kaara Harris
The World Comes to Andrews, Meredith Jones Gray
Integrating Faith and Learning, Scott Moncrieff
Art and Artistry as Compassion: On Connecting the Human with the Divine, Scott Moncrieff and Karin Thompson
Little Cards, Big Impact: No-Prep Activities for ELT in Literacy, Oracy, Assessment and AI, Alycia Owen, William Newman, Daniela Ortiz, and Annita Stell
Review of Jami Rogers, British Black and Asian Shakespeareans: Integrating Shakespeare, 1966-2018. (Bloomsbury, The Arden Shakespeare: London, UK, 2022), L Monique Pittman
The Soft Power of the Shakespearean Cameo: National Identities and Political Utility, L. Monique Pittman and Vanessa Corredera
New Book Re-Animates Early West Coast Adventism. Review of Jim Wibberding, Walking with the Pioneers, Brian Strayer
2025 North American Division Year End Meeting, Daniel Weber
Integrating Faith in Teaching Art, Daniel Weber
Submissions from 2024
Founded in Faith, Kevin M. Burton, Meredith Jones-Gray, Trevor O'Reggio, and Brian Strayer
Founded in Faith, Kevin M. Burton, Meredith Jones-Gray, Trevor O'Reggio, and Brian Strayer
'...a thing impossible I should love thee': Shakespearean Performance as White Property, Vanessa Corredera
Happy Nights to Happy Days: Minoritarian Mercutions, Affect, and the Bury Your Gays Trope in Performances of Romeo and Juliet, Vanessa Corredera
Shakespeare, Race, and Appropriation, Vanessa Corredera
'Happy nights to happy days':Minoritarian Mercutios, Affect, and the Bury Your Gays Trope in Adaptations of Romeo and Juliet, Vanessa I. Corredera
Making Meaning of Adapted Shakespeare: White Femininity in Re-Imaginings of Measure for Measure, Vanessa I. Corredera
Media Collisions: The Intermedial Intersections of Theater, Art, and Technicolor in Laurence Olivier’s Henry V, Kristen N. Denslow
Hamlet as Resisting Subject: Intersecting Artistic Tactics in the Mousetraps of Doran and Godwin, Kristen N. Denslow and L Monique Pittman
Collaborative Publications, James L. Hayward, Shandelle M. Henson, Vanessa I. Corredera, and L. Monique Pittman
Golden Jubilee: Roy Anderson and the start of the Andrews University Speech and Hearing Clinic, Scott Moncrieff
Creating Community Through Collaborative Boards for Hybrid ESL Courses, Daniela Ortiz
Bringing Your Best Self to Work: Fostering a Culture of Civility and Collegiality, L Monique Pittman
Citational Shakespearean performances as racialized antifandom in Netflix’s The Crown, L Monique Pittman
Yet not I, but through Christ in me, Brian Strayer
Submissions from 2023
Decommissioning the Bard: Chloe Gong's These Violent Delights as Anticolonial Edutainment, Vanessa I. Corredera
Reanimating and Reconsidering ‘Othello’, Vanessa I. Corredera
Introduction: Shakespeare and Cultural Appropriation in the Third Millennium, Vanessa I. Corredera, L. Monique Pittman, and Geoffrey Way
Romanian Hamlet: Translated Shakespeare as Soft Power for the Post-Communist Nation, Ingrid Radulescu and L. Monique Pittman
Hiram Edson: The Cornfield Curmudgeon, Brian Strayer
Submissions from 2022
Premodern Critical Race Studies and the Question of History, Vanessa I. Corredera
Resources, Vanessa I. Corredera
Review of Shakespearean Adaptation, Race and Memory in the New World, Joyce Green MacDonald, Vanessa I. Corredera
When the Master’s Tools Fail: Racial Euphemism in Shakespeare Appropriation, or, the Activist Value of Premodern Critical Race Studies, Vanessa I. Corredera
James White Library: A History, Meredith Jones Gray
African American Adventist Healers--Book Review, Scott Moncrieff
"Authentic Adventism" Places Faith Before Denomination, Scott Moncrieff
"Christians Against Christianity" Takes Right-Wing Evangelicals to Task, Scott Moncrieff
Etc., Scott Moncrieff
Submissions from 2021
Leveraging Collaboration and Peer Support to Initiate and Sustain a Faculty Development Program, Anneris Coria-Navia and Scott Moncrieff
Lessons for Whiteness: Keith Hamilton Cobb’s American Moor, Vanessa I. Corredera
Making “Things” Through Darkness: Black/White Binarism in Popular Culture, Vanessa I. Corredera
Review of Exploring Othello 2020, Vanessa I. Corredera
Where Are We in the Melody of the New Scholarly Song? A Reflection on the Present and Future of Shakespeare and Race, Vanessa I. Corredera
“Kind of Magic Back Here”: Gardening and Human Limitations in George Saunders’s “The Semplica Girl Diaries”, Scott Moncrieff
Review of The Education of an Idealist: A Memoir (2019) by Samantha Power from Dey Street Books., Scott Moncrieff
Review of The Narrow Corridor: States, Societies, and the Fate of Liberty by Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson (Penguin, 2019)., Scott Moncrieff
"Were I Human": Beingness and the Postcolonial Object in Westworld’s Appropriation of The Tempest, L Monique Pittman, Vanessa I. Corredera, Kristen N. Denslow, and Karl G. D. Bailey
Submissions from 2020
Get Out and the Remediation of Othello's Sunken Place: Beholding White Supremacy's Coagula, Vanessa I. Corredera
“How Dey Goin’ to Kill Othello?!” Key & Peele and Shakespearean Universality, Vanessa I. Corredera
Pleasure and pain in Black Shakespearean Performance History, Vanessa I. Corredera
The Space Between Justice and Mercy: A Qualities of Mercy Dispatch, Vanessa I. Corredera
Digital Tools for Online Assessment in ELT, Rhana Khan, Eun-Young Julia Kim, and Kelly McClendon
'King Sejong is crying', Eun-Young Julia Kim
Logically speaking: Problems in arguments against women’s ordination, Eun-Young Julia Kim
When Women Reject Women’s Ordination: Reframing and Semanticizing in the Speeches of Two Female Seventh-day Adventists, Eun-Young Julia Kim
Review of A Promised Land, by Barack Obama (Crown, 2020), Scott Moncrieff
Review of Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents, by Isabel Wilkerson (Random House, 2020), Scott Moncrieff
Review of I’m Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness by Austin Channing Brown (Convergent, 2018)., Scott Moncrieff
Review of Jemar Tisbey, The Color of Compromise: The Truth about the American Church's Complicity in Racism, Scott Moncrieff
Review of Jeremy K. Everett, I was Hungry: Cultivating Common Ground to End an American Crisis, Scott Moncrieff
Review of John Brunt, Enjoying Your Bible: Finding Delight in the Word, Scott Moncrieff
Review of March (Trilogy Slipcase Set), by John Lewis, Andrew Aydin, and Nate Powell (Top Shelf Productions, 2016)., Scott Moncrieff
Review of Mark Charles and Soong-Chan Rah, Unsettling Truths: The Ongoing, Dehumanizing Legacy of the Doctrine of Discovery, Scott Moncrieff
Review of Sandra L. Richter, Stewards of Eden: What Scripture Says About the Environment and Why it Matters, Scott Moncrieff
5 Shakespeare Scholars on the Past, Present, and Future of Theater Amid COVID-19: In Honor of the Bard's 456th Birthday, Scott Newstok, James Shapiro, Jeffrey Wilson, Emma Smith, and Vanessa Corredera
Too Soon Forgot: The Ethics of Remembering in Richard III, NOW, and House of Cards, L Monique Pittman
Submissions from 2019
The Moor Makes a Cameo: Serial, Shakespeare, and the White Racial Frame, Vanessa I. Corredera
Born Again with Trump: The Portrayal of Evangelicals in the Media, Eun-Young Julia Kim
Korean Scholars’ Use of For-Pay Editors and Perceptions of Ethicality, Eun-Young Julia Kim
Rhetorical Strategies in Religious Discourse: A Cross-cultural Discourse Analysis of a Selected Korean and English Texts on Women's Ordination, Eun-Young Julia Kim
Utility and Bias in a Korean Standardized Test of English: The Case of i-TEPS (Test of English Proficiency Developed by Seoul National University), Eun-Young Julia Kim
Power, Ideology, and Women’s Ordination: Discursive Strategies in Three Roman Catholic Documents, Eun-Young Julia Kim and Beverly Matiko
Movie Review of A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, Scott Moncrieff
Review of Carol Anderson, White Rage: The Unspoken Truth of Our Racial Divide, Scott Moncrieff
Review of David Brooks, The Second Mountain: The Quest for a Moral Life, Scott Moncrieff
Review of Ibram X. Kendi, How to be an Antiracist, Scott Moncrieff
Review of Lyn R. Bartlett, A Boy from Hahndorf: The Long Journey Home, Scott Moncrieff
Resisting History and Atoning for Racial Privilege: Shakespeare’s Henriad in HBO’s The Wire., L Monique Pittman
Submissions from 2018
The Great Depression and the New South, Stephanie Carpenter
By Beholding We Become Changed: Privilege, Diversity, and Inclusion in Worship, Vanessa I. Corredera
Scholarly Publishing in Korea: Language, Perception, Practice of Korean University Faculty, Eun-Young Julia Kim
Ethics in Academic Writing Help for International Students in Higher Education: Perceptions of Faculty and Students, Eun-Young Julia Kim and Asta LaBianca
Assessing the Impact of a Faculty Book Club on Self-reflection and Teaching Practice, Scott Moncrieff and Anneris Coria-Navia
The How and Why of Starting a Faculty Book Club, Scott Moncrieff and Anneris Coria-Navia
Let God Arise: The War & Rebellion of the Camisards, Brian E. Strayer
Decisions, Agency, and Advising: Key Issues in the Placement of Multilingual Writers into First-year Composition Courses, Christian Stuart
Submissions from 2017
Far More Black Than Black: Stereotypes, Black Masculinity, and Americanization in Tim Blake Nelson’s O, Vanessa I. Corredera
Academic Writing in Korea: Its Dynamic Landscape and Implications for Intercultural Rhetoric, Eun-Young Julia Kim