Category: Johns Hopkins University Press series in Health Communication

College of Humanities Book Writing Workshop

Our College hosted a fantastic event to support academic book writing earlier this month. We had a group of wonderful participants, including Dean Wanda Pillow (see below; photo credit to Elizabeth Johnson and the LAS MarCom team), and had the opportunity to ponder the ins and outs of book writing and publishing together. Along the…

New Book in the JHUP Health Communication series

I was so excited to get to my office this morning to see that a copy of the newest book in the Health Communication series from Johns Hopkins University Press had arrived! Emily Winderman’s beautiful book, Back-Alley Abortion: A Rhetorical History, is hitting the shelves and is the latest addition to our incredible series. It is available…

New Book Forthcoming in JHUP Health Communication Series

I’m thrilled to announce that the next book in the Health Communication series from Johns Hopkins University Press is now available for pre-order and is forthcoming this spring: Shui-yin Sharon Yam and Natalie Fixmer-Oraiz’s Doing Gender Justice: Queering Reproduction, Kin & Care. This book offers a truly groundbreaking analysis of rich and nuanced primary sources…

New Book in Johns Hopkins University Press Series in Health Communication

I’m thrilled that Christa Teston’s new book, Doing Dignity: Ethical Praxis and the Politics of Care, is now out with the Johns Hopkins University Press book series in Health Communication! Not only does this gorgeous book have an absolutely striking cover, but the insight Teston offers about the idea of dignity in the present moment,…