remus jackson | ehetja@gmail.com
Cartoonist and PhD candidate currently living in Austin, TX. Managing Editor for the Hyperreal Film Journal.
education
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2020 | Master’s English | University of Florida | Gainesville, FL
- Thesis: "Queer YA Graphic Novels and Queer/Crip Embodiment Through Autocritography."
- Chair: Dr. Marsha Bryant
- 2018 - Present | PhD English | University of Florida | Gainesville, FL
- Dissertation: "A Prayer for Something Better": Trans Worldmaking in Comics/Zines
- Chair: Dr. Margaret Galvan
- Oct. 2017 | Writing Creative Nonfiction with Evelyn Hampton | Frequency Writers | Providence, RI
- 2011 - 2015 | B.F.A. Illustration + Creative Writing Minor | Moore College of Art and Design | Philadelphia, PA
- July 2012 | Design + Architecture Summer Semester | Acadia University | Rome, Italy
publications
artistic
- See comics for comics publications.
academic
- See writing for academic publications.
research & presentations
- Dec. 2023 - present | Drawing a Dialogue Presents: Trans Cartoonists in the DIY Scene - interview series
- Oct. 2022 | ““This is the kind of society I’m looking for, anyway”: Krysta Morningstarr & The Radical Potential of Prisoner’s Comics,“ Conference presentation | 9th Quarry Farms Symposium: Abolition Studies | The Center for Mark Twain Studies
- May 2022 | “Mutual Aid Pedagogy as Accessible Teaching,” Roundtable presentation with F. Stewart-Taylor, Nicole Green and Cara Wieland | Midwest Interdisciplinary Graduate Conference
- Dec. 2020 | “Building Collaborative Spaces: Learning from Crip Communities,” Digital roundtable, co-organizer and moderator | Panelists Ashanti Forson and Sky Cubacub | Constructing Communities: Exploring Access through Education & Art | University of Florida
- Nov. 2020 | “Nuts and Bolts: Writing,” Digital roundtable with Delta Omar and Jarod Roselló
- June 2020 | “Nuts and Bolts: Penciling,” Digital roundtable with Mar Julia and Estrella Vega | Radiator Comics
- May 2020 | “Nuts and Bolts: Story Development,” Digital roundtable with Jessica Garcia, Jayro Lantigua, and Jarod Roselló | Radiator Comics
- Feb. 2020 | “Critical Pedagogy + Disability Justice,” Roundtable presentation with F. Stewart-Taylor and Cara Wieland | Pedagogy, Practice and Philosophy Conference | University of Florida
- June 2019 | “Community Repair Through Queer Prisoners’ Comics-Making: ABO Comix as Queer Utopia,” Conference presentation | Comics & Politics: The 2nd Annual Conference of the Comic Studies Society | Ryerson University, Toronto, Ontario
- Apr. 2019 | ImageText Comics Reading, organizer and presenter | UF Conference on Comics and Graphic Novels: ImageText in Motion | with F. Stewart Taylor & Tom Hart | University of Florida
- Feb. 2019 | “Logical Thinking Through Collaborative Comic-Making,” Conference presentation | Pedagogy, Practice and Philosophy Conference | University of Florida
- Dec. 2018 | “What Does it Cost to Tell the Truth?” Moderator, Roundtable with Carta Monir and Sunmi | Comic Arts Los Angeles
- July 2018 | Guest lecturer at the University of the Arts | collaboration with Cathy G. Johnson
- 2017 - present | Drawing a Dialogue - scholarly podcast | collaboration with Cathy G. Johnson
teaching
- University Writing Program, Mentorship Fellowship for ENC1101 (one section, Fall 2021)
- ENC2210, Technical Communication (one section, Summer 2021)
- ENC1145, Writing About: HIV/AIDS Art and Literature (one section, juried course proposal, Spring 2021)
- ENG2300, Film Analysis (one section, Spring 2020, Fall 2021)
- ENG3246, Professional Communication for Engineers (one section, Spring 2020)
- AML2410, Issues in American Literature: Life Writing in the Margins (one section, juried course proposal, Fall 2019)
- ENC1102, Rhetoric and Academic Research (one section, Summer 2019, Spring 2019)
- ENC1101, Introduction to College Writing (one section, Fall 2018)
grants & awards
- Swann Fellowship, Library of Congress, Jan. 2025
- University Writing Program Mentoring Fellowship, 2021-2022.
- Carol L. Tilley Travel Grant for presentation at the 2nd Annual Comic Studies Conference, June 2019.
- Graduate Student Council Grant for presentation at the 2nd Annual Comic Studies Conference, June 2019.
- PRISM Award, Best Short Form Comic for See Me, July 2019.
- Grinter Fellowship for study at the University of Florida, August 2018.
- PRISM Award Nomination, Best Short Form Comic for Flux, July 2017.
- Small but Might Arts Grant for Woven, 2018.
- Freida M. Fehrenbacher International Travel Fellowship for travel to Seoul, Korea, 2014.
- Penny Fox Internship Fellowship for internship with Boom! Studios, 2014.