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About the Press
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THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA PRESS was founded in 1963 to advance the intellectual interests not only of the University of Virginia, but of institutions of higher learning throughout the state. A member of the Association of American University Presses, UVaP currently publishes fifty to sixty new titles annually. New titles are approved by the Board of Directors after a rigorous process of peer review. The UVaP editorial program focuses primarily on the humanities and social sciences with special concentrations in American history, African American studies, southern studies, literature, ecocriticism, and regional books. While it continuously pursues new titles, UVaP also maintains a backlist of over 1,000 titles in print.
Active series include
the Papers of George Washington; the Papers of James Madison;
the Victorian Literature and Culture Series; CARAF Books
(translations of Francophone literature); New World Studies;
Cultural Frames, Framing Culture; the Carter G. Woodson
Institute Series in Black Studies; Under the Sign of Nature:
Explorations in Ecocriticism; The American South Series;
A Nation Divided: New Studies in the Civil War; Constitutionalism
and Democracy; Race, Ethnicity, and Politics; Reconsiderations
in Southern African History; Studies in Early Modern German
History; Studies in Religion and Culture; Southern Texts
Society; and the Virginia Bookshelf series of regional reprints.
Current and prospective authors, please see our Information for Authors page.
A listing of open faculty and classified positions at the
Press is available here.
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Board of Directors
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Chair
Gustavo Pellón
Associate Professor of Spanish and Comparative Literature
and Co-Director, Center for the Liberal Arts Spanish Program,
University of Virginia
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Members
Phoebe Crisman
Professor of Architecture, University of Virginia
Susan V. Donaldson
National Endowment for the Humanities Professor, Department
of English, College of William and Mary
Kevin John Hart
Edwin B. Kyle Professor of Christian Studies, Department
of Religious Studies, Univeristy of Virginia
David E. Klein
Associate Professor of Politics, University of
Virginia
Manuel T. Lerdau
Professor of Environmental Sciences and Biology, University
of Virginia
Richard Longstreth
Professor of American Civilization and Director of the
Graduate Program in Historic Preservation, George Washington
University
Andrew J. O'Shaughnessy
Director, Robert H.Smith International Center for Jefferson
Studies
Randolph Ferguson Scully
Associate Professor, Department of History and Art History,
George Mason University
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Ex Officio
J. Milton Adams
Vice Provost for Academic Programs, University of Virginia
Jonathan D. Bowen
Assistant to the President and Writer, University of Virginia
Penelope J. Kaiserlian
Executive Secretary
Director of University of Virginia Press
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Press Staff
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Penelope J. Kaiserlian
Director
(434) 924-3361, pkaiserlian@virginia.edu
Angie Hogan
Assistant to the Director
Rights and Permissions Manager
(434) 924-3361, arh2h@virginia.edu
Mary E. MacNeil
Database Manager
mmm5w@virginia.edu
Acquisitions
Cathie Brettschneider
Humanities Editor
(434) 982-3033, cib8b@virginia.edu
Richard K. Holway
History and Social Sciences Editor
(434) 924-7301, rkh2a@virginia.edu
Boyd Zenner
Architecture and Environmental Editor
(434) 924-1373, bz2v@virginia.edu
Raennah Mitchell
Acquisitions Assistant
(434) 924-4725, rm3xa@virginia.edu
Manuscript Editorial
Mark Mones
Acting Managing Editor
(434) 924-6066, emm4t@virginia.edu
Ruth Steinberg
Project Editor
(434) 924-6067, rs9er@virginia.edu
Morgan Myers
Project Editor
(434) 924-6065, jm3yg@virginia.edu
Ellen Satrom
Managing Editor (On Leave)
egs6s@virginia.edu
Marketing
Mark H. Saunders
Director of Marketing
(434) 924-6064, mhs5u@virginia.edu
Nancy Mills
Marketing Manager
(434) 924-6070, njm8j@virginia.edu
Jason Coleman
Electronic Marketing & Exhibits Manager
(434) 924-1450, jgc3h@virginia.edu
Loren Biggs
Publicist
(434) 982-2932, lrb6c@virginia.edu
Production
Martha Farlow
Design & Production Manager
(434) 924-3585, mfarlow@virginia.edu
Chris Harrison
Assistant Design & Production Manager
(434) 924-6069, charrison@virginia.edu
Brooke Kelley
Design/Production Assistant
(434) 982-2704, bwk4u@virginia.edu
Operations
Duncan Pickett
Chief Accountant
(434) 924-6068, fdp7e@virginia.edu
Brenda W. Fitzgerald
Customer Service Manager
(434) 924-3469, bwf@virginia.edu
Hollie Stouffer
Customer Service Representative
(434) 924-3468, hms3u@virginia.edu
Johnny R. Tyler
Warehouse Manager
(434) 924-6305, jrt3u@virginia.edu
Willie Clark
Warehouse Assistant
(434) 924-3712, wec8e@virginia.edu
Electronic
Imprint
Mark H. Saunders
Electronic Imprint Manager
(434) 924-6064, mhs5u@virginia.edu
Oludotun Akinola
Systems Engineer/Programmer
(434) 924-4423, oa2m@virginia.edu
Jason Coleman
Electronic Marketing & Exhibits Manager
(434) 924-1450, jgc3h@virginia.edu
Tim Finney
Programmmer/Analyst
(434) 243-8982, tfinney@virginia.edu
Markus Flatscher
Project Editor
(434) 982-2310, markus.flatscher@virginia.edu
David Sewell
Editorial and Technical Manager
(434) 924-9973, dsewell@virginia.edu
Shannon Shiflett
Programmer/Analyst
(434) 924-4495, shiflett@virginia.edu
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UVaP Internship Program
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The University of Virginia Press seeks volunteer interns on an ongoing basis. These unpaid internships are a wonderful chance to gain valuable job experience and an understanding of the field of scholarly publishing. Past interns have gone on to successful careers in both scholarly and trade publishing. Opportunities are available in Acquisitions, Marketing, Manuscript Editorial, Rights and Permissions, and the Business Office. Duties vary by department.
We ask for a time commitment of ten hours a week and prefer that interns stay at the Press for two semesters, though shorter internships are possible. Graduate and undergraduate students from all areas of the humanities and social sciences are encouraged to apply.
If you would like to find out more about our internship
program please contact Loren Biggs at lrb6c@virginia.edu.
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Postal and Shipping Addresses
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U. S. Postal Address
University of Virginia Press
P.O. Box 400318
Charlottesville, VA 22904-4318
Courier Delivery (FedEx, UPS, etc.)
University of Virginia Press
210 Sprigg Lane
Charlottesville, VA 22903
Warehouse Delivery
University Press Warehouse
500 Edgemont Road
Charlottesville, VA 22903
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