Computer SupportRemote Learning TechnologistPart-time Lecturerjbwirth@uw.eduPDL B-410Office Hours: M 1:30-3:30 PMFields of Interest 20th Century 21st Century African American American Creative Writing Critical Theory Gender Literary Criticism Political Science Popular Culture Background and ExperienceSummaryPh.D., English, University of Washington, 2019M.F.A., Creative Writing in Prose, University of Washington, 2011 Research Graduate, Dissertations Wirth, James Benson. Negative Masculinity: Theories of Freedom in American Literature after 1950. 2019. University of Washington, PhD dissertation. Adviser: Tom Foster Courses Taught Winter 2022 ENGL 243 A: Reading Poetry Autumn 2021 ENGL 200 D: Reading Literary Forms Summer 2021 Full-term ENGL 131 B: Composition: Exposition Spring 2021 ENGL 288 B: Introduction To Professional And Technical Writing Winter 2021 ENGL 259 A: Literature and Social Difference Spring 2020 ENGL 111 X: Composition: Literature Winter 2020 ENGL 259 A: Literature and Social Difference ENGL 281 B: Intermediate Expository Writing Autumn 2019 ENGL 200 D: Reading Literary Forms ENGL 200 E: Reading Literary Forms Spring 2019 ENGL 131 G4: Composition: Exposition Winter 2019 ENGL 281 A: Intermediate Expository Writing Winter 2017 ENGL 111 U: Composition: Literature Summer 2016 Full-term ENGL 131 E: Composition: Exposition Winter 2016 ENGL 111 W: Composition: Literature Autumn 2015 ENGL 111 G: Composition: Literature ENGL 111 U: Composition: Literature Spring 2015 ENGL 281 B: Intermediate Expository Writing Winter 2015 ENGL 200 E: Reading Literary Forms: Surveillance in Contemporary American Politics and Literature Autumn 2014 ENGL 242 F: Reading Prose Fiction: 21st Century American Fiction and the Cultural Turn Spring 2014 ENGL 281 B: Intermediate Expository Writing Winter 2014 ENGL 111 O: Composition: Literature Autumn 2013 ENGL 281 A: Intermediate Expository Writing News Related News Transitioning to Teaching Online in a Time of Crisis Sep 2, 2020 Teacher Talk - Making Effective Use of Canvas Tools and Engaging Students Apr 14, 2020
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