Lesley Stevenson
Media and Cultural Studies
Teaching Assistant
she/her/hers
608-265-6909
2158 Vilas Hall
OFFICE HOURS
Spring 2023: Tuesday 11:00am–1:00pm, 2158 Vilas Hall,
Zoom, or by appointment (email to schedule)
COURSES TAUGHT
Upcoming Summer 2023: CA 468 Producing for Internet TV & Video
CA 100: Introduction to Speech Composition
CA 155: Intro to Digital Media Production
CA 250: Topics in Contemporary Media
CA 468: Producing for Internet TV and Video (lecturer)
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Entertainment, media, and theatre industries; industry lore; identity; precarious and early-career labor; politicians and celebrities; media authorship; media and entertainment history and historiography
PUBLICATIONS
“What the Constitution Means to Me, Now that Roe Is Dead: Finding Hopeful Solidarity in the Anzaldúan Nepantla,” by Lesley Stevenson, Theatre Topics, forthcoming July 2023
“Love, Links, Archives: Saving and Sharing the Wendy Clarke Tape Collection,” by Eric Hoyt, Mary Huelsbeck, Amanda Smith, Lauren E. Wilks, and Lesley Stevenson, The Moving Image, forthcoming 2023
“Searching for Similarity: Computational Analysis and the U.S. Film Industry Trade Press of the Early 1920s,” by Eric Hoyt, Ben Pettis, Lesley Stevenson, and Samuel Hansen, Global Movie Magazine Networks, forthcoming 2023
EDUCATION
M.A. Communication Arts, University of Wisconsin–Madison, 2021
B.A. Film, Television & Theatre and American Studies, University of Notre Dame, 2016
AWARDS & HONORS
College of Letters & Science Teaching Mentor (2023, UW–Madison)
Helen K. Herman Award (2023, UW–Madison)
Wickhem Award (2022, UW–Madison)
Sites Award (2020, UW–Madison)
Joseph P. O’Toole Award for Excellence in Film Studies (2016, Notre Dame)
Phi Kappa Phi
Phi Beta Kappa