Faculty and Staff

	Kait Pind er Department Head
	Christine Sattler Department Administrative Assistant

FULL-TIME FACULTY

	Stephen Ahern British literature of the eighteenth century; history and theory of the novel; cultural theory; affect theory and history of emotions.
	Wanda Campbell Creative Writing, Writing by Women, Canadian Poetry
	Richard Cunningham Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century Literature; Book History, Print Culture, Digital Humanities
	Michelle Damour Introductory English, Composition
	Claire Jewell English as a Second Language
	Lance La Rocque Modern Canadian Poetry; The Writer and Nature
	Tom Laughlin Nineteenth Century Fiction
	Lisa Narbeshuber American Literature; Feminist Theory; Sylvia Plath
	Amanda Peters Creative Writing, Indigenous Literature
	Kait Pinder Canadian literature, modernism, literary theory, literature and philosophy, Canadian Studies
	Anne Quéma Experimental Poetry; Theories of Critical Analysis; Law and Literature; Queer Studies; Modern and Contemporary Fiction and Poetry in the UK
	Laura Robinson Canadian women’s writing, children’s literature, feminist and queer theory, L.M. Montgomery
	Jon Saklofske Romantic Period literature; William Blake; The Sister Arts; Digital Humanities; Media Studies; Video Game Studies
	Jessica Slights: Shakespeare; Early Modern Drama and Culture
	Nandini Thiyagarajan Postcolonial Literature, World Literature, Asian Diasporic Studies, Animal Studies, Environmental Humanities
	Kevin Whetter Medieval and Arthurian Literature, particularly romance and Thomas Malory; Tolkien; Classical Literature in Translation; manuscript study

PART-TIME FACULTY, ADJUNCT AND TEACHING AFFILIATES

	Selena Crosson Composition: Collaborative Nursing Program (Yarmouth)
	Barry Fox Learning through talking and writing; translating medieval and early modern drama
	Billy Johnson Writing and Reading Critically
	Richard Joseph Writing and Reading Critically
	Zohreh Ramin Writing and Reading Critically
	Jordan Sheridan Writing and Reading Critically, Children's Literature

PROFESSORES EMERITI

Richard A. Davies: Eighteenth-Century Literature; The Short Story, particularly in Canada; Thomas Chandler Haliburton

Roger C. Lewis: Victorian Studies

Patricia Rigg: Nineteenth-Century Poetry; Gender Studies; British Aestheticism

Raymond H. Thompson: Medieval and Arthurian Literature

IN MEMORIAM

Herb Wyile: Canadian Literature, Postcolonialism, Globalization, Neoliberalism, Postmodernism, Regionalism, Historical Fiction, and Atlantic Canada

Alan R. Young: Shakespeare; Renaissance Literature; the Emblem; Atlantic Canadian Fiction; Hypermedia; Teaching & Technology