Kelly Kaelin

@chancebonar.bsky.social ordered my book on ILL and bopped to my office to show it off!! What a crazy moment to see it in the wild and knowing it’s in the Princeton library 🤯

this court says that allowing EPA to regulate carbon emissions is a "major question" that demands congressional debate. but allowing the president to, with a flick of the wrist, end a straightforward constitutional right is something that must be allowed to stand?

it is the Imperial Judiciary when courts say that presidents can’t unilaterally overturn constitutional text, and the Proper Order of Things when courts say that your rights rest on the whims of who happens to be in office

I for one am tired of Humanities academics pushing their elitist agenda of basic literacy, independent thinking and an elementary knowledge of human history

So ready to get started!

You ready, @kkaelin.bsky.social? So excited to welcome you tomorrow!

The Kaelins are moving to Virginia!

This fall, I’ll start a new position teaching and advising at UVA. Tyler, Ollie, and I are so excited to be closer to friends, family, and the Blue Ridge!

Congratulations to my new fellow @kkaelin.bsky.social on the publication of her first book!

It’s real and it’s here!! My two most demanding projects in one picture

Yes! It had to match the rest of the series

Women, Race, and the Moravian Church in the Early Modern Atlantic World This book focuses on women’s participation in the Moravian Church during the eighteenth century, focusing on international marriage and migration.

It's officially out! As of Friday, my book is available to purchase and exists in the world. What a long and wonderful ride this has been and I'm thankful for all the support I've received along the way!

link.springer.com/book/10.1007...

The Chrisman Grant was a major help in the development of my dissertation/now book! Please share this call widely

"The time I spent in the archive there helped change the orientation of my project and led to an invitation to present at a European conference. I'm very thankful to the SRR for providing these opportunities!"

"The Christmas grant was one of the first substantial external grants to fund my dissertation research. The support from the Society for Reformation Research allowed me to spend a week in Halle, Germany at the Francke Foundations....

Awards To honor a long-time member and past president of the Society for Reformation Research, the society offers the Miriam Usher Chrisman Travel Fellowship of $2000 every other year in odd-numbered years.....

Grant Opportunity ‼️

The Miriam Usher Chrisman Travel Fellowship supports doctoral research on a subject pertaining to religion and the Reformation in some significant way.

Applications close on February 15, 2025.

reformationresearch.org/awards.html

My book has a cover!!

Many thanks to the production team at Palgrave and to @naomipullin.bsky.social for the blurb! I’m excited to see this thing out in the real world later this year.

It’s in!! The book is one step closer to existing in the real world

What an amazing weekend at #RenSA24 ! While we’re riding that high - if anyone is interested in talking about “bad” missionaries and expanding global Christianity at ASCH 2025, please reach out!
@socrefresearch.bsky.social

📣 Award Opportunity 📣

The SRR is accepting nominations for the 2024 Nischan Award for Scholarship, Civility, and Service.

Deadline for nominations is May 15, 2024.

Please see the SRR Award's page for more information:
www.reformationresearch.org/awards.html

These relational elements have invigorated my research and provided necessary inspiration to continue developing this and other projects."

Congrats again, Katherine!

We love seeing what SRR grants can do for early career members!

(4/3, oops!).

Reminder, the deadline for the Schutte Early Career Research Grant is TOMORROW, March 1.

SRR Member Katherine Goodwin shares what an early career grant from the SRR did for her research (1/3)

2024 Latin Workshop

📣Summer Opportunity📣
Meeter Center Summer Latin Workshop at Calvin University, July 8-19, 2024. Deadline March 5.

Workshop on early modern Latin for scholars (and graduate students!). Stipends available for those living outside of Grand Rapids. For more information see: calvin.edu/centers-inst...

New Year, new issue of The Archive for Reformation History/Archiv für Reformationsgeschichte!

This issue includes Ekaterina N. Lomperis's article "Medicine and Healing in Martin Luther's Thought"
doi.org/10.14315/arg...

Grant Opportunity ‼️

Applications are open for the Anne Jacobson Schutte Early Career Research Grant. The grant supports advanced graduate students or early career scholars who must travel to Europe for research.

Applications close on March 1, 2024.

reformationresearch.org/awards.html

I’m the new social media manager for the SRR! Follow the account for updates on grant opportunities, exciting new articles from the ARH, and member spotlights.

Christmas came early! My latest article is out in a special edition of Church History and Religious Culture on “Women in Christianity”

My department is hiring a one-year position in Europe and the World, 1500-1900! DM me with any questions.

jobs.chronicle.com/job/37557421...

Christmas gifts I can’t post on Instagram ☺️ mostly knit during panels at SCSC

Coming down from a wonderful weekend at #SCSC2023 and just received notification of my panel's acceptance to #RenSA24 ! Looking forward to the presentations on "Global Protestantism: Evangelization, Encounter, and Empire"

Book adoptions are due Oct 1 (!!!) but MAN does it feel easier to prep a class in my actual area of expertise. Turns out I was playing on hard mode the whole first year