Admission to MA programs | MA in English | Program Outcomes | Graduate Students |
Spring 2008 Courses | Fall 2008 Courses |
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Nixon, Jessie
Teaching Assistant, 786-4355
Jessie Nixon is from Illinois, where she completed her BA in English from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. She is currently a teaching assistant in the English department and recently taught ENLG 111. Her current interests include literature in exploration of culture, travel, and identity. After graduating in Spring 2009, Jessie plans to pursue international teaching opportunities. |
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Oldham, Justin |
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Ostrowski, Robert |
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Ozturgut, Jana |
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Ray, Carolyn Ann |
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Sery, Theo
Teaching Assistant, 786-4355
Theo W. Sery is a graduate student from Antigo, Wisconsin who completed his BA in literature from Oregon State University in Corvallis, Oregon. He is currently a first-year Teaching Assistant and is teaching one section of English 111. His main research interest is with the relationships between environment, art and identity, and is looking into writing his Masters Thesis on Sherwood Anderson's Winesburg, Ohio. After his intended graduation date of Spring 2009, Theo intends on pursuing a PhD. in literature, yet he is unsure at this time as to where. |
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Skrobecki, Jodi |
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Soria, Krista
Adjunct Faculty , UC 141, 786-6480 |
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Strayhorn, David |
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Swears, William
Adjunct Faculty, PSB 208G, 786-4366
Bill Swears flew military helicopters for twenty-two years, served as an education/training officer in both the Army and Coast Guard. He has taught classes ranging from flight regulations, to online database operations, to Stephen R. Covey's "Seven Habits for Highly Effective People." He is developing his MA in English Literature thesis which focuses on different approaches to mythic tropes in literary and genre fiction, and marketing two novel-length manuscripts.
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Winkler, Cierra
Teaching Assistant, PSB 207C, 786-4353
Cierra Winkler is currently finishing her MA in English with an
emphasis in Literature while teaching English 111: Methods of Written
Communication at UAA. She is also studying early American Gothic
conventions for her thesis work. Cierra received her BA in English
Literature from North Georgia College and State University and plans
to return home to Georgia to continue teaching and eventually pursue a
Ph.D in Victorian Studies. |
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