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U.S. Literature and Literature of the Americas: Peter Betjemann (18th and 19th c.), Neil Davison (20th c.), Ray Malewitz (20th and 21st c.), Olga Blomgren (20th and 21st c.) British and Anglophone Literature: Tekla Bude (Medieval), Neil Davison (Modernism & 20th c.), Evan Gottlieb (18th c. and Romantic), Rebecca Olson (Renaissance/ Early Modern), Megan Ward (Victorian) World Literatures: Neil Davison (Modern European), Olga Blomgren (Modern Diasporic and Decolonial) |
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Digital Humanities, Digital Rhetoric & Post-Humanist Theory: Evan Gottlieb, Ray Malewitz, Megan Ward, Ehren Pflugfelder, Tim Jensen, Ana Ribero, Kristy Kelly Feminist, Gender and Queer Studies: Neil Davison, Megan Ward, Ana Ribero, Rebecca Olson Environmental Literature & Writing: Evan Gottlieb, Ray Malewitz, Ehren Pflugfelder, Tim Jensen Literature, Science, and Technology: Tekla Bude, Ray Malewitz, Megan Ward Material and Visual Culture: Peter Betjemann, Tekla Bude, Rebecca Olson, Megan Ward, Tim Jensen, Ehren Pflugfelder Race and Ethnicity Studies: Peter Betjemann, Neil Davison, Ana Ribero, Olga Blomgren Transnational and Oceanic Studies: Evan Gottlieb, Ana Ribero, Olga Blomgren Pedagogy and the Teaching of Writing: Ehren Pflugfelder, Tim Jensen, Kristy Kelly, Rebecca Olson, Sarah Perrault Classical and Contemporary Rhetorical Theory: Ehren Pflugfelder, Tim Jensen, Kristy Kelly Professional, Scientific, and Technical Writing: Ehren Pflugfelder, Kristy Kelly, Sarah Perrault Writing Across the Curriculum & Writing Program Administration: |