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clark

Emily Clark, Ph.D.

Associate Professor / Department Chair
ejclark@uiwtx.edu

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    Office: AD 359
    Phone: 210-283-5061

    Interests: Postcolonialism, Modern British Literature, Modern American Literature, Critical Theory

    Courses Taught: Composition I and II, Studies in World Literature, Literary Theory

armstrong
David Armstrong, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor
darmstro@uiwtx.edu

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    Office: AD 340C
    Phone: 210-829-3886

    Interests: Creative Writing, the Short Story, Contemporary Fiction, Science Fiction and Fantasy Literature, the Novel, the contemporary essay, Naturalism/Realism

    Courses Taught: Fiction Writing, Creative Nonfiction Writing, Magazine/Article Writing, American Literature

baker
James Baker, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor
jabaker2@uiwtx.edu

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    Office: AD 340D
    Phone:     210-283-6343

    Interests: Rhetorical Theory and Criticism, Early British Literature, 20th Century American Literature, Technical Communication

    Courses Taught: Composition I & II, World Literature, Technical Communication, Intro to Rhetorical Theory, Rhetorical Criticism, Visual Rhetoric, British Literature, Graphic Novel, Writing for Business 

ldamico
Luella D'Amico, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor
ldamico@uiwtx.edu

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    Office: AD 351
    Phone:     210-829-3892

    Interests: Early and Nineteenth-century American literature, Girlhood Studies, Women's Writing, Transatlanticsm, Young Adult Fiction, and Native American Literature

    Courses Taught: Composition II, World Literature, American Literature Survey

harding
Tisha Harding, Ph.D.

Associate Professor
lharding@uiwtx.edu

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    Office: AD 340A
    Phone:     210-829-6028

    Interests: Technical Communication, Visual Rhetoric, The Rhetoric of Science Writing, Political Rhetoric

    Courses Taught: Composition, Professional and Technical Communication, Integrated Language Arts, Writing for Business, Writing for Science and Engineering, Rhetorical Theory, Literature for Children and Young Adults

mathews
Elizabeth Mathews

Instructor
hooper@uiwtx.edu

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    Office: AD 340D
    Phone:     210-805-5888

    Interests: Composition, African American Literature, and Gender Studies

    Courses Taught: Composition I, Composition II, Business and Technical Writing, and American Literature

miele
Benjamin Miele, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor
miele@uiwtx.edu

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    Office: AD 351
    Phone:     210-829-2536

    Interests: Early British Literature, Medieval and Early Modern Literature and Culture, Shakespeare, Non-Shakespearean Renaissance drama, the Reception of the Classics (especially Ovid), History of the English Language, Historical Linguistics, Renaissance Rhetoric, Book History, and Surveillance Studies

    Courses Taught: Composition II, World Literature, Early British Literature Survey

perez
Héctor Pérez, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of English
perez@uiwtx.edu

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    Office: AD 347
    Phone:     210-829-3166

    Interests: American Literature (late 19th century-contemporary); Latin American Literature; Literary Theory; Rhetoric/Composition; Postcolonial Theory and Literatures; World Literatures; Chicana/o Studies; Realism/Naturalism.

    Courses Taught: Composition; World Literature Studies; Literary Theory; Chicana/o Literature; American Literature II; Genre Studies—Short Fiction.

pryor
David Pryor 

Instructor
pryor@uiwtx.edu

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    Office: AD 259
    Phone:     210-829-6066

    Interests: Composition Studies, American Literature, Modernism, Film Studies, Eastern Philosophy

    Courses Taught: American Literature, Composition I, Composition II, Writing for the Professions, World Literary Studies, Literature and the Environment, and The Graphic Novel.

 
 
stampfl 

Tanja Stampfl, Ph.D.

Associate Professor
stampfl@uiwtx.edu

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    Office: AD 340C
    Phone:     210-829-3885

    Interests: World Literature, American Literature, Composition and Rhetoric, Gender and Race Studies,Post-colonial Theory and Literature, Genre Studies

    Course Taught: Composition, World Literature, Literary Theory, The Arab Novel, Contemporary Arab Literature, Publishing and Editing

 swofford
Mary Beth Swofford, Ph.D.

Associate Professor
swofford@uiwtx.edu


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