Part-time Lecturer206-543-2707bgard4@uw.eduPDL B-435Office Hours: T/Th 10:30 - 11:30 AMFields of Interest 20th Century American British Comparative Literature Gender Modernism Novel/Prose Fiction Sexuality GenealogyGermanFrenchBackground and ExperienceSummaryPh.D., Comparative Literature, University of Washington, 2018M.A., Comparative Literature, University of Washington, 2014B.A., Comparative Literature and English, Brigham Young University, 2012 Courses Taught Winter 2020 ENGL 213 A: Modern and Postmodern Literature ENGL 242 B: Reading Prose Fiction Autumn 2019 ENGL 242 C: Reading Prose Fiction ENGL 309 A: Theories of Reading Spring 2019 ENGL 200 A: Reading Literary Forms ENGL 200 B: Reading Literary Forms Winter 2019 ENGL 200 C: Reading Literary Forms ENGL 242 D: Reading Prose Fiction Autumn 2018 ENGL 200 A: Reading Literary Forms Additional CoursesSpring 2018 CLIT 240 G: Writing About Literature: “Narrating the Family” Winter 2018 CLIT 240 R: Writing About Literature: “The Occupations of Women” Autumn 2017 CLIT 240 E: Writing About Literature: “The Green World” Spring 2017 CLIT 240 C: Writing About Literature: “Maternal Subjectivity” Winter 2017 CLIT 240 U: Writing About Literature: “Portraiture: Image and Text” Autumn 2016 CLIT 250 A: Literature and Culture: “Narrating the Family” Summer 2016 CLIT 240 B: Writing About Literature: “How to Read 20th-Century Poetry and Why” Spring 2016 CLIT 240 D: Writing About Literature: “Bildungsroman: The Novel of Education” Share: Print PDF
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