Assistant Professor, Department of Government, Georgetown University
Studying Middle Eastern and North African identity in the US
Amanda Sahar d’Urso
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dang doing archival work is literally unraveling threads upon threads upon threads. it is SO hard... but so exciting!!
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you know you're a scholar of racial formation when you mistype the omni hotel as the omi hotel 😅
(would winant be wyndhams?)
I was trying to use ChatGPT to help me format a bibtex (I do not use latex), and I was so annoying with its flattery that I asked it to stop and just give me a response. It literally couldn’t stop.
You’d have to have saved approximately $1,000 a minute since the moment Jesus was born to be worth $1 trillion.
My uncle (an
MD) sat through an entire evening of me explaining the phd process and academia. He was appalled and just kept saying, “why would anyone do this to themselves?”
I did feel a little validated 😹
My grandma was in my dream last night. She was with me and my mom and dad. She kept putting slices of pizza on my dad’s plate so he’d have enough to eat.
If I stop to think more about my family, I will lose it.
hot take: women are less likely to use AI because we’re quick to clock flattery as a tool of manipulation
New paper on remote work with Beats Wožnaik-Jechorek, @chloethurston.bsky.social & Megha Patnaik out in The Journal of Strategic Information Systems today 🤓
We show employees evaluate remote work in concordance with other workplace amenities when trading off pay 👩💻
Full text: bit.ly/4eTl2gN
I’m proud of @solisrodolfo.bsky.social for sticking to his guns about doing qualitative work. He convinced me, my lab supported his training, and now he’s producing cool conceptual/theoretical work others will find valuable 😎
He’ll be on the job market in the fall.
