I teach creative writing, Caribbean and African-American literature, and literary analysis. I was named the first Armfield Professor of English in May 2006, and I have received numerous awards for my ...

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French and Francophone Studies students acquire knowledge of the languages, literatures, and cultures of France and French-speaking countries. Majors and minors gain cross-cultural understanding and ...

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I'm a voice instructor, direct the opera workshop, and serve as musical director for the music theater productions. My performances include opera, oratorio, orchestral concerts, chamber music, art ...

As I think back, I can see pretty clearly that my love of classics and ancient history started with and has been regularly reinforced by travel in the Mediterranean world. When I was ten years old, my ...

I teach a variety of literature courses, with special interest in genre fictions, fanfiction, young adult fiction, and contemporary women writers, as well as writing courses, including creative ...

Having grown up in Washington, DC, I was exposed to politics from an early age, and perhaps as a result I have a longstanding interest in better understanding how the political process can contribute ...

This talk will highlight the collaborative work of students and scholars to recover and archive the stories of formerly enslaved people’s search for family after freedom. It will introduce readers to ...

I teach courses on early Christian literature both inside and outside the canon, on the history of the Bible, and on the role the Bible has played in American cultural and ethical debates. In recent ...