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Janet Gebhart Auten has taught the graduate seminar in Teaching Composition and has directed the Writing Center since 2000. She holds a PhD in Rhetoric/ Composition and American Lit. from Bowling Green State University and an MA from the University o… More

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Andrew Bertaina is a Circulation Specialist at American University Library. In his role at the library, Andrew assists student, staff, and faculty in accessing resources, distributing and requesting print materials and account maintenance. Andrew als… More

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Nathaniel Conroy teaches courses on nineteenth and twentieth century American literature. His research interests include religion and literature, critical theory, digital humanities, and secularism and postsecularism. His current book project, Repres… More

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Kelsey Kerr holds an M.F.A. in poetry from the University of Maryland. She earned her bachelor's in studio art and English - creative writing from Denison University in Granville, Ohio. Kelsey hails from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Some of her work can… More

Nancy Kidder is a graduate of Duke University and received her MFA in creative nonfiction from American University in Washington, DC, where she currently teaches writing. In Spring 2017, she is teaching two courses entitled, “Writing and Fighting: fr… More

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Michael A. Moreno is a Washington, DC-based writer. He teaches college writing at American University and teaches college, research and business writing at the University of Maryland University College. His poetry has appeared in the Arkansas Revie… More

I am a philologist and cultural historian of ancient Greece, with a specific interest in drama, performance and reception. Currently a scholar-in-residence at American University, I am preparing a book that will shed a new light on objects staged in… More

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Trisha Reichler joined the College Writing faculty in 2003. Her primary areas of interest are post-modernist literature and the writings of emerging, intersectional resistance movements.

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CAS - Literature

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