James Dubinsky
- Department of English
181 Turner Street, NW
Blacksburg, VA 24061
James Dubinsky, an associate professor of English, is also the founding director of the Department of English’s Professional Writing Program and was instrumental in helping to shape the first liberal arts PhD at Virginia Tech (in rhetoric and writing). He is the founding director of the Center for Student Engagement and Community Partnerships (now VT-Engage) and the lead faculty member in the Veterans in Society initiative, for which he organized and/or chaired three national conferences on Veterans in Society. Dubinsky is also a steering committee member of a county-wide Dialogue on Race. He also helped organize four Dialogue on Race Summits (2013–2016), which included all local police chiefs, town officials, and county officials.
Media Mentions
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Article ItemRoanoke libraries host free humanities class for veterans and families , article
The Roanoke Star, 9/6/22
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General ItemVeterans turned poets can help bridge divides
Chicago Tribune, 11/10/2017
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General ItemVeterans turned poets can help bridge divides
The Conversation, 11/09/2017
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General ItemWhat veterans’ poems can teach us about healing on Memorial Day
The Conversation, 05/24/2017
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