DUKE University English Department News

Rebecca Evans presented "Promising Futures: Cli-Fi and the Temporal Imagination" at the Association for the Study of Literature and Environment conference in Moscow, IDADO in June.

*** see also a graduate seminar being taught at Tufts Univeristy by Prof. Liz Ammons
http://northwardho.blogspot.tw/2015/12/tufts-university-dan-blooms-alma-mater.html

I am a PhD candidate in the English Department at Duke University and a 2015-2016 ACLS/Mellon Dissertation Completion Fellow. I research and teach in the fields of twentieth and twenty-first century American literature and culture and the environmental humanities, with particular interests in multicultural literature, environmental and climate justice, genre studies, and integrating sustainability into writing curricula. I will defend my dissertation, "Unnatural History: Ecological Temporality in Post-1945 American Literature," in spring 2016. I have previously held a lecturer position in the Department of English at the University of Hawai'i at Manoa and have earned Duke's Certificate in College Teaching.

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