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LOST & FOUND LIGHT RELIEF: SERIES II CONTRIBUTORS: STEFANO MORELLO

LOST & FOUND LIGHT RELIEF: SERIES II CONTRIBUTORS
STEFANO MORELLO
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  1. AMMIEL ALCALAY
  2. HENRY FERRINI
  3. JOEY S. KIM
  4. LUCY TORRES
  5. SEAN M. KENNEDY
  6. BRAD FOX
  7. IRIS CUSHING
  8. JOHN RUFO
  9. MARINE CORNUET
  10. STEFANO MORELLO

STEFANO MORELLO

Stefano Morello is a doctoral candidate in English with a certificate in American Studies at The Graduate Center, CUNY and a Teaching Fellow at Queens College, CUNY. His academic interests include American Studies, pop culture, poetics, and digital humanities. His dissertation, “Let’s Make a Scene! East Bay Punk and Subcultural Worlding,” explores the heterotopic space of the East Bay punk scene, its modes of resistance and (dis-)association, and the clashes between its politics and aesthetics. He serves as co-chair of the Graduate Forum of the Italian Association for American Studies (AISNA) and is a founding editor of its journal, JAm It! (Journal of American Studies in Italy). As a digital humanist, Stefano focuses on archival practices with a knack for archival pedagogy and public-facing initiatives. He created the East Bay Punk Digital Archive, an open access archive of East Bay punk-zines, and worked as a curator and consultant for Lawrence Livermore’s archive at Cornell University. He was a Wellcome Trust Transdisciplinary Fellow in 2019-2020.

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