- Mitchell Edwards
- Graduate Student
- At Rutgers Since: 2021
- mbe31@rutgers.edu
- Primary Areas of Specialization: Cold War-era culture and politics; bibliography, cataloging, and archives; radical print cultures; the sociology of literature
- Field of Interest: African-American & Diaspora, Book and Media History, Twentieth Century
- Education: A.B. Harvard University, May 2018
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- Alicia Rosenthal
- Graduate Student
- aer162@rutgers.edu
- Office Hours:
Thursday 12-1 pm via Zoom
- Primary Areas of Specialization: 19th c. British Literature, the gothic, feminism, genre, the novel, fin de siè·cle British Literature, imperialism, colonialism
- Field of Interest: Critical Race Studies, Gender & Sexuality, Romantic, Victorian
- About:
Alicia Rosenthal is a PhD student in English Literature. Her primary field of interest is 19th c. British Literature.
Her current academic preoccupations primarily center on the intersections of the gothic and human rights. To this end, she often works and writes within the topics of gender and sexuality and imperialism in the context of British Literature and media.
- Education: BA in English and History from Boston University 2018
- Eagan S Dean
- Graduate Student Coordinator, Americanist Seminar
- Graduate Student
- At Rutgers Since: 2017
- CV Upload
- esd56@rutgers.edu
- Office Hours:
Wed 11-12
- Primary Areas of Specialization: Nineteenth Century American, Gender & Sexuality, Queer Studies and Trans Studies, Book History, Theories the Public Sphere.
- Field of Interest: African-American & Diaspora, Book and Media History, Early American, Gender & Sexuality, Nineteenth-Century American, Theory
- About:
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- Awards:
Society of Early Americanists Junior Scholar of the Month
Award for Distinguished Contributions for Undergraduate Education; 2021
Heritage Book Shop Scholarship; 2020
Catherine Moynahan Prize: Runner Up; 2021
Marius Bewley Prize: Runner Up; 2019, 2021
Catherine Musello Cantalupo Price: Runner Up; 2019
English Symposium Presentation Prize; 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021
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- Education: PhD Rutgers expected 2023, ABD 2020 M.A. Rutgers 2020Certificate in Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies A.B. Vassar College 2017
- Isabel Jaramillo
- Graduate Student
- CV Upload
- Imj21@rutgers.edu
- Field of Interest: African-American & Diaspora, Asian-American, Caribbean, Critical Race Studies, Gender & Sexuality, Nineteenth-Century American, Postcolonial, Theory
- Alice Martin
- Graduate Student
- ajm459@rutgers.edu
- Primary Areas of Specialization: Nineteenth Century American and Transatlantic Literature, Women's Writing, Print and Manuscript Cultures, Creative Writing and Writing Studies, Critical Pedagogy
- Field of Interest: Book and Media History, Creative Writing Studies, Gender & Sexuality, Nineteenth-Century American, Victorian
- About:
Alice Martin is a PhD candidate in the English Department at Rutgers University, where she studies nineteenth century American women’s manuscript culture. She received her B.A. in English from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and her M.A. in English from New York University. Her creative writing can be found in Reed Magazine, The Carolina Quarterly, Appalachian Heritage, Flash Fiction Magazine, and elsewhere. She's presented work at MLA, C-19, and Interdisciplinary Nineteenth-Century Studies, amongst others. Her current dissertation project is on the ways in which women writers in nineteenth-century America turned toward manuscript-based writing—despite the rapid growth of print—to develop scales of limited publics that complicate the simple binary of public/private and conceptualize writing itself as a form social mediation.
- Education: B.A. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill M.A. New York University
