List of Faculty by Specialty
When creating a thesis committee or an exam committee, students should be aware of English professors’ particular areas of expertise. Students who decide to write a thesis are advised to choose three faculty members who have expertise in their chosen thesis topic. Students who select the exam option should choose one faculty member from three of the four possible areas that they wish to be tested on: (1) Early British Literature (2) Later British Literature (3) American Literature (4) Composition/Rhetoric
Early British Literature (Prior to 1789)
Professor Mita Choudhury, Assistant Professor of English
Areas of Specialization / Courses Taught: British Literature, Theatre and Performance Studies, Postcolonial Discourse, Gender and Technology, Globalization and Postmodernism
Contact Information: CLO 276 (219) 989-2262 or choudhur@calumet.purdue.edu
Professor Colin Fewer, Associate Professor of English
Areas of Specialization / Courses Taught: Linguistics, Early British Literature
Contact Information: CLO 286 (219) 989-2657 or fewer@calumet.purdue.edu
Professor Colette Morrow, Associate Professor of English
Areas of Specialization / Courses Taught: Women's and Gender Studies, Early Modern British Literature and Rhetoric, Feminist Theories (Global Feminisms), Chicana Literature and Rhetoric, Global Leadership
Contact Information: CLO 288 (219) 989-2256 or morrow@calumet.purdue.edu
Professor Robert Selig, Professor of English
Areas of Specialization / Courses Taught: British Literature, Shakespeare
Contact Information: CLO 282 (219) 989-2649 or shake911@aol.com
Later British Literature (1790 and later)
Professor. Robert Selig, Professor of English
Areas of Specialization / Courses Taught: British Literature, Shakespeare
Contact Information: CLO 282 (219) 989-2649 or shake911@aol.com
American Literature
Professor Dennis Barbour, Associate Professor of English, Head of the Department of English and Philosophy
Areas of Specialization / Courses Taught: American Literature, British Literature (Medieval, 18th, 19th, 20th Centuries). Bible as Literature (Old and New Testaments)
Contact Information: CLO 217A (219) 989-2261 or barbour@calumet.purdue.edu
Professor Jane Campbell, Professor of English
Areas of Specialization / Courses Taught: American Literature, African American Literature, Contemporary American Fiction, Ethnic and Global Literatures, Women’s Studies, Media Studies
Contact Information: CLO 274 (219) 989-2413 or campbell@calumet.purdue.edu
Professor James (Andy) Miller, Assistant Professor of English
Areas of Specialization / Courses Taught: Film History and Aesthetics, Popular Culture and New Media, 20th Century American Literature, Postcolonial Literature and Theory, Folklore and Oral Communication
Contact Information: CLO 272 (219) 989-2683 or millerja@calumet.purdue.edu
Professor Clement Stacy, Associate Professor of English
Area of Specialization / Courses Taught: American Literature
Contact Information: CLO 221 (219) 989-2245 or csstacy@calumet.purdue.edu
Composition/Rhetoric
Professor Karen Bishop-Morris, Assistant Professor of English, Director of the Writing Center
Areas of Specialization / Courses Taught: Advanced Composition, Writing Centers
Contact Information: CLO 225 (219) 989-2646 or morrisk@calumet.purdue.edu
Professor Carolyn Boiarsky, Professor of English
Areas of Specialization / Courses Taught: Professional Writing, Technical Writing, Business Writing, Magazine Feature Writing, News Writing, Developing Public Information Programs, Writing & Designing Newsletters, Brochures, Flyers
Contact Information: CLO 229 (219) 989-2207 or boiarsc@calumet.purdue.edu
Professor Lizbeth Bryant, Associate Professor of English, Director of Composition
Areas of Specialization / Courses Taught: Teaching Writing, Writing Program Administration, Writing Assessment, Voice in Writing, Early American Literature
Contact Information: CLO 223 (219) 989-2653 or bryant@calumet.purdue.edu
Professor Mark Mabrito, Associate Professor of English
Areas of Specialization/Courses Taught: Computers and the Teaching of Writing, Writing for New Media,
Workplace Writing, Rhetoric and Composition
Contact Information: CLO 280 (219) 989-2651 or mmabrito@purdue.edu
Literary Theory and Research
Professor Daniel Punday, Professor of English
Areas of Specialization / Courses Taught: Literary Theory, Contemporary Literature
Narrative and Fiction
Contact Information: CLO 278 (219) 989-2686 or punday@calumet.purdue.edu
Creative Writing and Poetry
Professor Michael Dobberstein, Associate Professor of English
Areas of Specialization / Courses Taught: Creative Writing, Poetry, Modern Poetry
Contact Information: CLO 219(219) 989-2364 or dobbermk@calumet.purdue.edu
English as a Second Language
Professor Mohammed Errihani, Assistant Professor of English
Director, English Language Program
Areas of Specialization / Courses Taught: English as a Second Language, Language Policy, Sociolinguistics, Rhetoric, North African Languages
Contact Information: CLO 264 (219) 989-2657 or errihani@calumet.purdue.edu
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