Sarah Marsh Sr Professorial Lecturer Critical RGC Studies

Degrees: MFA, Poetry - University of Pittsburgh (2006); MA, Literature - UNC-Chapel Hill (2008); PhD, Literature - UNC-Chapel Hill (2013)
Favorite Spot on Campus: In the (actual) classroom.
Book Currently Reading: Oroonoko
Bio: Sarah Marsh is appointed jointly in AU's Department of Literature and Department of Critical Race, Gender, and Culture Studies, where she teaches courses in eighteenth-century literature and culture. In support of her book project, Novel Constitutions: Transatlantic Laws and the Fictions of Race, 1660-1800, Dr. Marsh was a 2020 Penick Fellow at the Smithsonian Institute Libraries in Washington, DC. Her curriculum development in the liberal arts is currently supported by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Teagle Foundation.

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