About
15 years teaching undergraduate literature and writing courses (face-to-face and online); research specialties include European Modernism, especially George Eliot, Virginia Woolf, and Walter Benjamin. Other interests include CNF/narratives of illness, and women’s health and experience. Chaired the 2014 British Women Writers Conference organizing committee; participates on university committees supporting undergraduate and graduate student success, mentoring, networking, and curriculum development. Education
PhD Candidate, Comparative Literature, Binghamton University, 2020
MA, English, Binghamton University, 2006
BA, English, Bloomsburg University, 2003 Memberships
British Women Writers Association Board
International Virginia Woolf Society
Council for European Studies at Columbia University (CES), and incoming co-chair, European Culture Research Network
