Graduate StudentTeaching Assistant206-685-0551lubnaa@uw.eduPDL B-22Office Hours: MW 1:30-2:30Fields of Interest 19th Century American Ecocriticism Environment Indigenous Postcolonial Settler ColonialismNecropoliticsBackground and ExperienceSummary M.A., English Literature, University of Washington, 2015.B.A., English Language and Literature, Bethlehem University, 2012.My research interests mainly lay within the connections between the environmental humanities and settler colonial studies. I am currently researching the relays between settler colonial infrastructure, necropolitics and the environment in both the U.S and the Palestinian context. Awards: The Diversity Equity and Inclusion Collaboration Grant, 2018Hallien Johnson Memorial Fellowship in Women and Literary Studies, 2015Fulbright Graduate Scholarship, 2013Community Action Project Grant-Sharing Stories, 2011 Courses Taught Autumn 2018 ENGL 108 D: Writing Ready: Preparing For College Writing ENGL 198 D: Interdisciplinary Writing/Social Science Winter 2018 ENGL 109 B: Introductory Composition Autumn 2017 ENGL 108 C: Writing Ready: Preparing For College Writing ENGL 265 A: Introduction To Environmental Humanities: Imperialism, Colonialism and The Environment in World Literature Spring 2017 ENGL 131 G5: Composition: Exposition Winter 2017 ENGL 110 F: Introductory Composition Autumn 2016 ENGL 109 F: Introductory Composition Spring 2016 ENGL 131 K: Composition: Exposition Winter 2016 ENGL 131 C1: Composition: Exposition Autumn 2015 ENGL 131 R: Composition: Exposition Share: Print PDF
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