Assistant Instructional Professor in the Master of Arts Program in the Humanities; Department of English Language and Literature; and the College
Biography
I have a Ph.D. in English, with a dissertation examining how a set of early 20th century literary texts reimagine diplomacy in ways departing from its officially mandated form as an emanation of state reason - via ethics, publics, and economics. My research and teaching interests are in global Anglophone literature, postcolonial studies, the Bildungsroman, recessive action, rights and citizenship, race, and gender and sexuality. Before moving here, I was a lawyer in Australia.
Current and Recent Courses
MAPH
30100
Foundations of Interpretive Theory
ENGL
20464
The Lives of Others
MAPH
30200
Thesis Writing Workshop A
ENGL
38619
Postcolonial Openings: World Literature after 1955
MAPH
30400
Thesis Writing Workshop B