Meet the English Faculty

Kim Middleton, Ph.D.
458-3647
Department Chair
University of Notre Dame:
Contemporary Literature and Popular Culture, Asian American Literature, and American Studies
  

Douglas Butler, Ph.D.
454-5164
The Pennsylvania State University:
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century British Literature,
The Essay
  

Catherine Cavanaugh, Ph.D.
454-5221
Professor
State University of New York at Binghamton:
Early Twentieth Century British and American Literature, Irish Literature, Late Eighteenth/Early Nineteenth Century British Literature, Women's Studies
 

May Caroline Chan, Ph.D.
454-2824
University of Wisconsin at Madison:
Victorian Literature, Travel Narratives, Rudyard Kipling, Postcolonial Literature and Theory
  

Eurie Dahn, Ph.D.
485-3788
University of Chicago:
Twentieth Century British and American Literature, Modernism, African-American Literature, Periodical Studies
  

Megan Fulwiler, Ph.D.
337-4324
Composition and Rhetoric Coordinator
University of New Hampshire:
Composition and Rhetoric, Autobiography, Women's Studies  

Kenneth Krauss, Ph.D.
454-5242
Columbia University:
Dramatic Literature, Theatre History, Reception Theory
  

Kathryn Laity, Ph.D.
485-3778
University of Connecticut:
Medieval Literature, Language and Culture, Medievalism, Women's Studies, Popular Culture, Creative Writing, Film, Visual Narrative
Website
  

Jennifer Marlow, Ph. D.
337-2132
University at Albany, SUNY:
Composition, New Media, Cultural Studies



 

David Morrow, Ph.D.
454-5157
Graduate Program Coordinator
University of California at San Diego:
Early Modern British Literature
 

Daniel Nester, M.F.A.
454-2812
New York University:
Creative Nonfiction, The Essay, Poetry, Journalism, Literary Journals
Website
  

Vaneeta Palecanda, Ph.D.
454-2847
West Virginia University:
Contemporary And Postcolonial Literature, Women's Literature, Feminist Theory
  

David Rice, Ph.D.
454-3774
University of Connecticut:
Native American Literature, American Literature
 

Hollis Seamon, D.A.
454-5207
State University of New York at Albany:
Fiction Writing, Imaginative Writing
 

Ronald E. Shavers, Ph.D.
485-3787
University of Illinois at Chicago:
Fiction Writing, African-American Literature and Aesthetics, Contemporary Literature and Aesthetics, Literary Criticism, Postmodern Theory
  

Brian Sweeney , Ph. D.
454-5240
Brown University:
American literature to 1900, transatlantic studies, print culture, critical affect studies, critical theory, professionalism.

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Barbara Ungar, Ph.D.
458-5385
The Graduate School and University Center, CUNY:
Poetry, Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Literature, Women's Studies
Website