As colleges and universities include the work of Joss Whedon in courses on media studies, history, psychology, religion, race and gender studies, cultural studies and more students continue to produce Whedon scholarship at the undergraduate level. Slayage provides a forum for publishing graduate and professional scholarship. In its tenth year of publication Watcher Junior, a peer-reviewed online journal, remains committed to doing the same for undergraduate work in Whedon studies.
Edited by Jodie A. Kreider and Meghan K. Winchell, Watcher Junior is published twice a year, April and October. The journal is sponsored by both The Whedon Studies Association and Nebraska Wesleyan University.
Edited by Jodie A. Kreider and Meghan K. Winchell, Watcher Junior is published twice a year, April and October. The journal is sponsored by both The Whedon Studies Association and Nebraska Wesleyan University.
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