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Faculty & Staff

Rev. James Miracky, S.J.

Rev. James Miracky, S.J.

Associate Professor, Department Chair
(Ph.D., Rutgers University)

Fields: 20th Century British novel; modern and contemporary drama; history and theory of the novel; gender studies.

E-mail: jmiracky@holycross.edu

Patricia L. Bizzell

Patricia L. Bizzell

Professor
(Ph.D., Rutgers University)

Fields: Expository writing; theory and practice of rhetoric; American literature to 1900; American women's literature.

E-mail: pbizzell@holycross.edu
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Christine Coch

Christine Coch

Assistant Professor
(Ph.D., University of Chicago)

Fields: Early Renaissance Literature; Shakespeare.

E-mail: ccoch@holycross.edu
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Robert K. Cording

Robert K. Cording

James N. and Sarah L. O'Reilly Barrett Chair in Creative Writing
(Ph.D., Boston College)

Fields: 17th Century poetry; 20th Century poetry; creative writing (poetry).

E-mail: rcording@holycross.edu

Joanne Marie Cordon

Visiting Assistant Professor
(Ph.D., University of Connecticut)

Fields:

E-mail: jcordon@holycross.edu

Diana Cruz

Diana V. Cruz

Assistant Professor
(Ph.D., Boston College)

Fields: 19th Century American Literature; The African American Literary Tradition; Contemporary African American Literature.

E-mail: dcruz@holycross.edu

Brad Davis

Brad Davis

Lecturer
(M.F.A., Vermont College)

Fields: Creative Writing (poetry)

E-mail: bdavis@holycross.edu

Anita Duneer

Anita J. Duneer

Visiting Assistant Professor
(Ph.D., University of Connecticut)

Fields: 19th and 20th Century American literature; ethnic literature; women's literature; postcolonial and travel literatures; maritime literature; autobiography

E-mail: aduneer@holycross.edu

Melissa Falcon-Field

Visiting Assistant Professor
(M.F.A., Texas State University)

Fields:

E-mail: mfalcon@holycross.edu

Maurice A. Geracht

Maurice A. Geracht

Stephen J. Prior Professor of Humanities
(Ph.D., University of Wisconsin)

Fields: 18th Century English literature; English, American, French narrative traditions and narrative theory; 20th Century visual arts and intersections between visual arts and literature.

E-mail: mgeracht@holycross.edu
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Debra L. Gettelman

Debra L. Gettelman

Assistant Professor
(Ph.D., Harvard University)

Fields: 19th Century British literature and culture; the novel; history of reading

E-mail: dgettelm@holycross.edu

Elaine Hays

Elaine Hays

Director of Writing Programs, Lecturer
(Cand. Ph.D., University of Rhode Island)

Fields: Rhetoric and Composition; Writing Centers and Tutor Training

E-mail: ehays@holycross.edu

Patrick J. Ireland

Patrick J. Ireland

Associate Professor
(Ph.D., St. Louis University)

Fields: American literature: romanticism, realism, southern literature.

E-mail: pireland@holycross.edu

James M. Kee

James M. Kee

Associate Professor
(Ph.D., University of Virginia)

Fields: Middle English literature, especially Chaucer and Langland; hermeneutics and literary criticism; philosophy and literature; the Bible and literature.

E-mail: jkee@holycross.edu

Jonathan Kim

Lecturer
(Ph.D., Brandeis University)

Fields:

E-mail: jkim@holycross.edu

Sarah Luria

Sarah Luria

Associate Professor
(Ph.D., Stanford University)

Fields:19th Century American Literature; American studies (intersections between visual/material culture, history, and literature); 19th Century political oratory and rhetoric; 19th Century sentimentalism; Robert Lowell "For the Union Dead" Web site.

E-mail: sluria@holycross.edu
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Richard E. Matlak

Richard E. Matlak

Professor
(Ph.D., Indiana University)

Fields: William Wordsworth and English romantic writers; biography and poetry; dialogical approaches to literature; transitions between periods of literary history and national literatures.

E-mail: rmatlak@holycross.edu

Shawn Lisa Maurer

Shawn Lisa Maurer

Associate Professor
(Ph.D., University of Michigan)

Fields: 18th Century British literature and culture; history and theory of the novel; satire; feminist and critical theory; women's and gender studies; women writers; female modernism, esp. Dorothy Richardson; 19th and 20th Century Anglo-American women's poetry.

E-mail: smaurer@holycross.edu
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William R. Morse

William R. Morse

Associate Professor, Special Assistant to the Dean of the College
(Ph.D., Brandeis University)

Fields: Renaissance Literature; Shakespeare; Milton; Ovid.

E-mail: wmorse@holycross.edu

Jonathan Mulrooney

Jonathan Mulrooney

Assistant Professor
(Ph.D. Boston University)

Fields: British Romantic Literature; Romantic-period Theater and Public Culture; Nineteenth-Century British & American Literature; Film; Romantic Historicisms.

E-mail: jmulroon@holycross.edu
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Lee Oser

Lee Oser

Associate Professor
(Ph.D., Yale University)

Fields: English and American poetry; religion and literature; modernism.

E-mail: leeoser@holycross.edu

Leila Philip

Leila Philip

Assistant Professor
(M.F.A, Columbia University)

Fields: Creative writing/Non-fiction

E-mail: lphilip@holycross.edu

Stephanie Reents

Stephanie Reents

Stephanie Reents
(M.F.A., University of Arizona)

Fields:

E-mail: sreents@holycross.edu

Paige Reynolds

Paige Reynolds

Associate Professor
(Ph.D., University of Chicago)

Fields: Modern and contemporary Irish literature; Irish studies; 20th century British and American literature and culture; modern drama and performance.

E-mail: preynold@holycross.edu
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Bill Roorbach

Bill Roorbach

William H. P. Jenks Chair in Contemporary American Letters
(M.F.A, Columbia University)

E-mail: broorbac@holycross.edu

Sarah Stanbury

Sarah Stanbury

Associate Professor
(Ph.D., Duke University)

Fields: Chaucer and late medieval literature; medieval visual culture; Mapping Margery Kempe.

E-mail: sstanbur@holycross.edu
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Susan Elizabeth Sweeney

Susan Elizabeth Sweeney

Associate Professor
(Ph.D., Brown University)

Fields: Modernist and postmodernist fiction (American and European); literary revisions of popular narrative genres (folktale, detective story, Gothic romance); 19th Century American literature, especially Poe, Hawthorne, and Dickinson; 20th Century comparative literature, especially Nabokov.

E-mail: ssweeney@holycross.edu
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Helen M. Whall

Helen M. Whall

Associate Professor
(Ph.D., Yale University)

Fields: Shakespeare, renaissance drama, modern drama; comic theory.

E-mail: hwhall@holycross.edu
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Shirley Adams

Shirley Adams

Administrative Assistant

E-mail: sadams@holycross.edu