Alumni Contact Information hitchmk@uw.edu PDL A-308 Office Hours M & W from 12 - 1pm Fields of Interest 19th Century American Culture Genre Theory Maritime Literature Sentimental Novel Transatlantic Biography Ph.D., University of Washington, 2020 M.A., CUNY Hunter College, 2014 B.A., Seattle University, 2010 Research Selected Research Hitchman, Matthew Kastrup. Maritime Sensibility: Sentimentalism, Racial Capitalism, and a Critique of the American Maritime Genre. 2020. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.Adviser: Eva Cherniavsky Courses Taught Autumn 2024ENGL 108 D: Writing Ready: Preparing for College Writing ENGL 131 I: Composition: Exposition ENGL 131 J: Composition: Exposition Summer 2024ENGL 111 A: Composition: Literature Spring 2024ENGL 281 A: Intermediate Expository Writing Winter 2024ENGL 281 F: Intermediate Expository Writing Autumn 2023ENGL 381 A: Advanced Expository Writing Summer 2023ENGL 111 A: Composition: Literature Spring 2023ENGL 121 A: Composition: Social Issues ENGL 281 A: Intermediate Expository Writing Winter 2023ENGL 121 B: Composition: Social Issues ENGL 281 A: Intermediate Expository Writing Autumn 2022ENGL 121 E: Composition: Social Issues Summer 2022ENGL 111 A: Composition: Literature Spring 2022ENGL 121 A: Composition: Social Issues ENGL 281 G: Intermediate Expository Writing Winter 2022ENGL 111 Y: Composition: Literature ENGL 281 E: Intermediate Expository Writing Autumn 2021ENGL 197 A: Interdisciplinary Writing/Humanities ENGL 281 G: Intermediate Expository Writing Summer 2021ENGL 131 C: Composition: Exposition Spring 2021ENGL 121 C: Composition: Social Issues Winter 2021ENGL 121 E: Composition: Social Issues ENGL 131 Y3: Composition: Exposition ENGL 308 A: Marxism and Literary Theory Related News Related News Graduate Student Awards and Achievements (November 30, 2018)
