Denise Baker
Professor, English
Associate Dean, College of Arts & Sciences
PhD University of Virginia
(336) 334-5241, dnbaker@uncg.edu
- Julian of Norwich
- Medieval Mysticism
- Woman Mystics
Claudia Cabello Hutt
Assistant Professor, Languages, Literatures, & Cultures
PhD Rutgers University
(336) 334-3853, c_cabell@uncg.edu
- Bilingual Early Literacy
Karen De Naples
Assistant Professor, Specialized Education Services
MS University of Rochester
(336) 334-3448, kmdenapl@uncg.edu
- Deaf Culture
- American Sign Language / Deaf Literature
Stuart Dischell
Professor, English
MFA The University of Iowa
(336) 334-5459, dischell@uncg.edu
- Poetry and Literature
- Paris Travel and History
Emily Edwards
Professor, Media Studies
Director, Center for Creative Writing in the Arts
PhD The University of Texas at Austin
(336) 334-4135, ededward@uncg.edu
- Independent film-making
- The Supernatural and Popular culture
- Magic, Media, and the Popular Imagination
- Media violence, morbid curiosity and pop culture
- "Write-On Greensboro" Creative Writing Workshops
Anthony N. Fragola
Professor, Media Studies
Atlantic World Research Network
MFA University of Southern California
(336) 334-4138, afragola@uncg.edu
- Defying the Mafia - The Anti-Mafia movement in Sicily
- The Relationship Between The American and Sicilian Mafia
- Italian Cinema and Literature
- The Art of Screenwriting
Tara T. Green
Associate Professor and Program Director, African American Studies
PhD Louisiana State University
(336) 334-3889, ttgreen@uncg.edu
- Diversity Issues Regarding Women & Ethnic Minorities
- African and African American Literature
- The Bridge Between the Academic Community & Local Community
- Professional Success for Black Women
- Strategies for Mentoring Ethnic Students
- The African American Studies Curriculum & Programs
- Impact of fatherlessness on African American boys & men
- History of confinement of African Americans
Christopher Hodgkins
Professor, English
PhD The University of Chicago
(336) 334-4691, cthodgki@uncg.edu
- Dangerous Poetry
- Opening Genesis - A Literary Approach
- The Best Poems You've Never read
- Why Shakespeare Was Shakespeare
- Print or Digital: Which Will Last?
Ana Hontanilla
Associate Professor, Languages, Literatures, & Cultures
PhD Washington University in St. Louis
(336) 210-6866, amhontan@uncg.edu
- Spanish Literature
- Spanish Culture
- Spanish Films, History, and Politics
Jennifer Keith
Assistant Professor, English
PhD Emory University
(336) 334-4692, jmkeith@uncg.edu
- Women Poets
- Poetry & the Senses
- William Blake
Terry L. Kennedy
Lecturer, English
Associate Director, MFA Writing Program
MFA The University of North Carolina at Greensboro
(336) 334-5459, terry_kennedy@uncg.edu
- Entrepreneurship and Independent Press Publishing
- Writing of Poetry
Andreas Lixl
Professor & Department Chair, Languages, Literatures, & Cultures
Research Fellow, Center for New North Carolinians
PhD University of Wisconsin-Madison
(336) 334-5427, a_lixl@uncg.edu
- Carolinian Immigrants: Literary and Historical Perspectives
- Germany after The Wall: Immigration and Integration
- Foreign Language Teaching Technologies: Online German
Ignacio Lopez
Assistant Professor, Languages, Literatures, & Cultures
PhD Universidad Complutense, Madrid, Spain
(919) 943-1072, i_lopez@uncg.edu
- Cervantes
- Medieval and Early Modern Culture and Literature
Nicole M. Martin
Assistant Professor, Teacher Education & Higher Education
PhD MIchigan State University
(336) 676-4250, nmmarti2@uncg.edu
- Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Listening
- Children's Literacy Development
- Informational Literacy
- Teaching in Elementary Schools or Urban Education
Logie Meachum
Lecturer, African American Studies
MA Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
(336) 834-2399, logieworks@aol.com
- African American Literature/Theater
- African American Studies
- African American Music
- African American Rhetoric
Craig Nova
Class of '49 Distinguished Professor of the Humanities, English
MFA Columbia University
(919) 732-1857, c_nova@uncg.edu
- Why The Novel is More Necessary Now Than Ever
- The Nature of Un-intended Consequences
- The Writing Life
- The Future of American Publishing
Jeanie Marklin Reynolds
Lecturer, English
PhD The University of North Carolina at Charlotte
(336) 334-3981, jmreyno3@uncg.edu
- Teacher Education
- The Teaching of Writing
- Young Adult Literature
Susanne Rinner
Assistant Professor, Languages, Literatures, & Cultures
PhD Georgetown University
(336) 256-1159, s_rinner@uncg.edu
- German Literature, Film, & Cultural Studies
- The Sixties
- Women Writers in German Speaking Countries
- Contemporary Germany
Amy Lynn Rose
Lecturer, Educational Research Methodology
MEd North Carolina State University
(919) 4758283, acallipare@yahoo.com
- Writing Assessment Items
- Teaching Novels in the Classroom
Hephzibah Roskelly
Professor, English
Affiliated Faculty, Women's and Gender Studies
PhD University of Louisville
(336) 545-0371, roskellh@uncg.edu
- Emerson, Hawthorne, Toni Morrison, Jane Addams, Louisa May Alcott
- The Importance of Stories
- Mystery Fiction
- Women and Peace
Maria Carla Sanchez
Associate Professor, English
PhD Harvard University
(336) 334-3981, mcsanche@uncg.edu
- Nineteenth-Century American Literature
- Pre-Civil War American Literature
- American Women's Literature
- Mexican-American Literature
Mark Schumacher
Reference Librarian, University Libraries
MLS State University of New York at Buffalo
(336) 334-3215, m_schuma@uncg.edu
- Librarianship
- Frisbee (history, ethos, technique)
- French literature
Mark Smith-Soto
Professor, Languages, Literatures, & Cultures
Director, Center for Creative Writing in the Arts
PhD University of California, Berkeley
(336) 334-4433, mismiths@uncg.edu
- Poetry Talk: "What Does it Mean to be a Latino Poet?"
- Poetry Recitals: Readings From My Work
- Editing a Literary Journal: "International Poetry Review"
Carmen Sotomayor
Professor & Department Head, Languages, Literatures, & Cultures
PhD Michigan State University
(336) 334-5655, ctsotoma@uncg.edu
- Spain: Twentieth Century and Contemporary Issues
- Spanish Civil War (1936-39) Visual Arts, Literature and History
Stephen R. Yarbrough
Professor, English
PhD Pennsylvania State University
(336) 334-3970, sryarbro@uncg.edu
- Truth and rhetoric
- Invention theory
- Why timing matters in persuasion
