English

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You will read and write in every course you take at university, a fact that helps to explain the importance of English courses in your education.

In addition to offering major, minor and honours programs as part of the Bachelor of Arts degree, the department of English offers a range of courses to all students at MacEwan University, from first-year courses focusing on the basics of writing, composition, and literary study, to more specialized period and genre courses at the senior levels, to highly specialized 400-level seminar courses. In all of our courses, you will hone your writing and research skills and gain a body of knowledge that will help you succeed in both your studies and the workplace. You will strengthen your writing, apply critical reading and thinking skills, and add to your general education with the opportunity to study many facets of language, aspects of popular culture, and thought-provoking works of literature.

In your courses and your classrooms, the department of English strives to create an environment that demands excellence and expresses our commitment to helping you achieve it.

100-level
200-level
300-level
400-level
Special Topics

The course list identifies approved courses that MacEwan University may offer. Not all courses will be offered every year and some courses are restricted to particular programs. Contact an advisor in your program for information on course availability

Important Prerequisite Information

Please note that a C- in any of the following MacEwan courses will satisfy the prerequisite for all 200 and 300 level English courses: English 101, English 100, English 105, English 132 and English 133, or English 102 and English 103.

Students who plan to major or minor in English should take ENGL 132 and ENGL 133 (previously ENGL 105 [6cr]) to fulfil part of their Literacy Core and to fulfil the prerequisite for 200 and 300 level English courses. Though ENGL 102 and ENGL 103 can be used to fulfil part of the Literacy Core and used as a prerequisite for 200 and 300 level English courses, ENGL 132 and ENGL 133 are recommended.

2017/18

ENGL 102 - Analysis and Argument

ENGL 103 - Introduction to Literature

ENGL 104 - Introduction to Indigenous Literature

ENGL 132 - Discovering Tradition: English Literature from its Beginnings to 1660

ENGL 133 - Discovering Modernity: English Literature from 1660 to the Present

Interdisciplinary Studies

INTD 130 - Cross Media Studies

2017/18

English

ENGL 205 - Rhetoric and Textual Analysis

ENGL 207 - Sentence Style and Textual Analysis

ENGL 211 - Business Communication

ENGL 214 - Creative Writing

ENGL 215 - Sports in Literature

ENGL 219 - Readings-Speculative Fiction

ENGL 240 - The Bible as Literature

ENGL 243 - Genesis of English Literary Forms: Old English to late Renaissance

ENGL 282 - Introduction to the Short Story

ENGL 283 - Introduction to the Novel

ENGL 284 - Introduction to Drama

ENGL 285 - Introduction to Poetry

ENGL 286 - Introduction to Literary Non-Fiction

ENGL 288 - Introduction to Film Narrative

ENGL 295 - Introduction to Creative Writing

ENGL 297 - Academic Essay Writing

ENGL 299 - Academic Essay Writing for Education Students

2017/18

English

ENGL 307 - The History of the English Language

ENGL 319 - Earlier Medieval English Literature

ENGL 320 - Later Middle English Literature

ENGL 324 - Chaucer

ENGL 336 - Studies in Shakespeare

ENGL 337 - Topics in English Renaissance Literature

ENGL 340 - Studies in 17th Century English Literature

ENGL 341 - Augustan Literature

ENGL 342 - Topics in the Long 18th Century Literature

ENGL 348 - Milton

ENGL 350 - Topics in Romantic Literature

ENGL 352 - Early Victorian Literature

ENGL 353 - Later Victorian Literature

ENGL 358 - 19th Century American Literature

ENGL 361 - Early 20th Century American Literature

ENGL 362 - Contemporary American Literature

ENGL 364 - Topics in 20th and 21st Century Literature

ENGL 365 - Early 20th Century British & Anglophone Literature

ENGL 366 - Contemporary British and Anglophone Literature

ENGL 368 - Topics in Race and Gender

ENGL 374 - Early Canadian Literature

ENGL 376 - Contemporary Canadian Literature

ENGL 377 - Studies in Indigenous Literature

ENGL 381 - Post-Colonial Literature

ENGL 389 - Topics in Children's Literature

ENGL 391 - Topics in Literary Theory

ENGL 392 - Topics in Race and Gender

ENGL 394 - Theories of Writing and Poetics

ENGL 395 - Writing Poetry

ENGL 397 - Writing a Sense of Place: Setting

ENGL 398 - Independent Study

ENGL 399 - Writing Literary Non-Fiction

2017/18

English

ENGL 401 - Studies in Genres

ENGL 402 - Studies in Authors

ENGL 403 - Honours Thesis Project

ENGL 404 - Further Studies in Creative Writing

ENGL 405 - Topics in Canadian Literature

ENGL 481 - Post- Colonial Theory and Practice

ENGL 489 - Literary Themes, Traditions, and Phenomena

ENGL 491 - Early and Later Middle English

ENGL 492 - Elizabethan/17th Century Literature

ENGL 493 - Restoration/Eighteenth Century Literature

ENGL 494 - Nineteenth Century Literature

ENGL 495 - Twentieth Century Literature

ENGL 496 - Intersections - Theory and Culture

ENGL 497 - Twenty-First Century Literature

ENGL 498 - Advanced Independent Study

ENGL 499 - Honours Thesis Project

Fall 2017

ENGL 350 | Topics in Romantic Literature

Topic: Prose Works of Romantic Period

A minimum grade of C- in 6 credits of 100-level University English except ENGL 108, ENGL 111, and ENGL 199 . Students can enrol themselves in this course.

Instructor: Dr. M. Smith

ENGL 364 | Topics in 20th and 21st Century Literature

Topic: Blackamerican Resistance Literature from Malcolm X to Hip Hop

This course will examine the historical underpinnings of today's Blackamerican resistance movements, as refracted through its most prominent literature. Beginning with Malcolm X and the Nation of Islam (explored through Malcolm X's Autobiography), we will move to major works by James Baldwin and Ralph Ellison, and finally turn to hip hop as the literary culmination of these earlier works.

A minimum grade of C- in 6 credits of 100-level University English except ENGL 108, ENGL 111, and ENGL 199 . Students can enrol themselves in this course.

Instructor: Dr. Sara Grewal

ENGL 391 | Topics in Literary Theory

Topic: Theorizing Gothic

A minimum grade of C- in 6 credits of 200 or 300 level university courses. Students can enrol themselves in this course.

Instructor: Dr. Daniel Martin

ENGL 401 | Studies in Genres

Topic: Prosody and Versecraft

Prosody is the study of the ways in which poetry uses the rhythm of language to shape and strengthen expression. Poetry reaches its maximum expressive power in language where the rhythm subtly or strongly supports the expression of ideas and emotions. The study of poetic rhythm is therefore closely tied to the study of expressive, effective language. Prosody studies the role of musicality and rhythm in poetry, and looks at the attention that poets pay to the texture of their language, the sound of their words, their voice. Prosodic analysis will therefore draw the student as close as possible to the very texture of the poet's words, and will reproduce in reading the degree of concentrated focus on language that the poets exercise in composing. Through this course, students will enhance their understanding of poetic language and its expressive powers, and gain some general insight into how control of rhythm can make their own language strong.

A minimum grade of C - in 12 credits of 200- or 300-level English courses. Students can enrol themselves in this course.

Instructor: Dr. R. Einarsson

ENGL 489 | Literary Themes, Traditions, and Phenomena

Topic: King Arthur in Literature and Film

This course traces the origins and development of the legend of King Arthur, an enduring and significant tradition in English literature and culture. The course begins with a look at the British origins of the Arthurian tradition, its chronicle treatment in Geoffrey of Monmouth, and its medieval culmination in Malory’s monumental Morte d’Arthur. We will then turn to the transformations and uses of the legend in the nineteenth century, which saw a rekindling and explosion of interest in Arthurian material, and, finally, examine twentieth and twenty-first century treatments of the tradition in both literature and film. Students can expect to read, view, and analyze a variety of works, including (but not necessarily limited to) works by Tennyson, T. H. White, Mary Stewart, Marian Zimmer Bradley, John Boorman, and - of course - Monty Python. As students examine these and other representative Arthurian works, they will not only learn about the underpinnings, background, and attraction of this most potent of tales but also gain insight into the ways legend itself can grow, change, shape, and be shaped by forces of literature, history, and culture.

A minimum grade of C- in 12 credits of 200- or 300-level English courses. Students can enrol themselves in this course.

Instructor: Dr. Pamela Farvolden

ENGL 496 | Intersections - Theory and Culture

Topic: Stranger Ethics

Although identity in the Western world is intimately tied to the promise of a truly democratic – and finally egalitarian – society, it is necessarily determined and consequently fixed by various communities of exclusion. We see this most obviously if we look to America’s persistent desire for (and struggle to maintain) racial distinctions. Strictly defined communities of gender and/or class are, obviously, other examples. Often, the reason for maintaining these identity classifications is ostensibly positive (although it certainly has been, and continues to be, negative as well). This course will examine America’s restrictive and often dangerous appeal to fixed communities of being by considering recent attempts to theorize the formation and function of community alongside American novels and films that are primarily concerned with characters who seem utterly strange and/or unfixed. The primary focus of the course, then, will be the American response to individuals without community, without fixed (or fixable) identities. Throughout, students will employ the work of theorists such as Jean-Luc Nancy (in “The Inoperative Community”), Maurice Blanchot (in The Unavowable Community) and Jacques Derrida (in Politics of Friendship) so as to re-consider characters like the racially ambiguous Joe Christmas in William Faulkner’s Light in August, the chameleon-like Zelig in Woody Allen’s Zelig, the cyborgs and transsexuals that populate Kathy Acker’s Empire of the Senseless, and the utterly intrusive title character in Larry Charles’ Borat. Through these “re-considerations” students will have an opportunity to consider the possibility that American identities are, in large part, effected by an attraction to and innate fear of a truly democratic community, a community that is only ever temporary and fluid, a community, as Derrida might say, “without community.”

A minimum grade of C- in ENGL 267, 391, 392, 393, or 394 and in 9 credits of 200- or 300-level English courses. Students can enrol themselves in this course.

Instructor: Dr. Josh Toth

Winter 2018

ENGL 337 | Topics in English Renaissance Literature

Topic: The Early Tudor Period

This course explores the literature of the English Renaissance from about 1485 to about 1570. It will cover all three major genres: poetry, drama and prose. The course will begin with a consideration of the late Medieval Period, including the reign of Richard III and of the background of the Northern Renaissance including Erasmus. The main focus with be the early Tudor period centering on the Court of Henry VIII. We will look at the major poets, including Skelton, Wyatt, Surrey and Thomas More; some of the early Tudor interludes and morality plays including Skelton's Magnificence; and some early Tudor prose including Thomas More's Utopia.

A minimum grade of C- in six credits of university English, not including English 108, English 111, or English 199. Students can enrol themselves in this course.

Instructor: Dr. R. Lakowski

ENGL 342 | Topics in the Long 18th Century Literature

Topic: Eighteenth-Century Drama

A minimum grade of C- in six credits of university English, not including English 108, English 111, or English 199. Students can enrol themselves in this course.

ENGL 364 | Topics in 20th and 21st Century Literature

Topic: Metafiction

By exploring a broad range of late-twentieth century metafictional “texts” (such as John Barth’s The Floating Opera, Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse-Five, Bob Dylan’s Bringing it All Back Home, Woody Allen’s Annie Hall, etc.), this course grapples with a term that tends to be misused, overused, and abused – i.e. “Postmodernism.” While considering (also) essential works of theory and criticism on postmodernism, students will move through a series of metafictional works (in a variety of mediums), working to explain how these mediums have been used to promote a distinctly “postmodern culture.” More specifically, students will explore the possibility that postmodern self-reflexivity is primarily marked by an impulse to confuse and disrupt our sense of stable opposites: the human and the machine, the real and the simulated, the just and the criminal, the elite and the popular, the self and the other.

A minimum grade of C- in 6 credits of 100-level University English except ENGL 108, ENGL 111, and ENGL 199 . Students can enrol themselves in this course.

Instructor: Dr. Josh Toth

ENGL 368 | Topics in Race and Gender

Topic: Hip Hop and South Asia(ns)

By focusing on a broad theme or topic, this course allows students to look closely at the way in which issues of race and/or gender inform and are informed by narrative representations. While students may consider theoretical debates associated with problems of race or gender, the course concerns itself primarily with literary works that engage in, run alongside, or frustrate those debates. In winter of 2017, the course will be organized around two associated genres, fantasy and science fiction. We will look at writers such as Ursula K. LeGuin, Nalo Hopkinson, Octavia Butler, Ann Leckie, and J.M. Frey, as well as film and television iterations such as the Alien franchise and Buffy the Vampire Slayer to interrogate ideas of race and gender through, in the words of Joss Whedon, "life writ large."

A minimum grade of C- in 6 credits of 100-level University English except ENGL 108, ENGL 111, and ENGL 199 . Students can enrol themselves in this course.

Instructor: Dr. Sara Grewal

ENGL 405 | Topics in Canadian Literature

Topic: Literature of Residential Schools

Residential schools are an aspect of Canadian history that should be known by all Canadians, and many works of literature by indigenous authors have treated this history from indigenous perspectives. This course focuses on the close reading and textual analysis of these works of fiction, memoir, drama, children’s literature, and the graphic novel. Themes such as gender roles, sexual abuse, intergenerational trauma, assimilation, and reconciliation will be considered. Theoretical terms drawn from postcolonial theory will be used to place Canadian residential schools in the context of global colonization, and these terms will be used to inform the textual analysis. The course gives primacy to the voices of indigenous authors, scholars, guests, and films.

A minimum grade of C- in 12 credits of 200- or 300-level English courses. Students can enrol themselves in this course.

Instructor: Dr. Jack Robinson

ENGL 489 | Literary Themes, Traditions, and Phenomena

Topic: Gothic and Politics

This course introduces students to a representative sampling of West and East European Gothic fiction. We will examine the main writers of the Gothic genre during the long nineteenth century, paying attention to how the movement originated in Britain and then spread across Europe, developing various offshoots (the comic Gothic, the sentimental Gothic, the psychological Gothic, and the frenetic Gothic). The course will start with the West European Gothic novel and then explore its development in the Austro-Hungarian and Russian Empires, tracing the manner in which the Gothic form became naturalized and filled with local monsters, horrific experiences, and haunted places related to these lands. Given that the Gothic discourse historically served as a platform for exploring social fears and anxieties that were too controversial to be addressed directly, we will look at how various taboos (social, racial, and political) as well as questions of gender, ethnicity, national culture, and nationalism manifest themselves through Gothic symbolism. In short, the course will explore the conventions and local manifestations of Gothic fiction, while examining the ideological uses to which the genre was put by the intelligentsia of the time.

A minimum grade of C- in 12 credits of 200- or 300-level English courses. Students can enrol themselves in this course.

Instructor: Dr. L. Krys

The information you will need to plan your degree and your major or minor in English can be found under Current Students.

Planning your BA (Honours) in English

You are eligible for application to the Honours English program after you have completed a minimum of 30 credits (including at least six credits in English courses), 24 of which must have been completed within the last 12 months. You must present a cumulative GPA of 3.0 in these courses and a minimum GPA of 3.3 in all English courses.

Please note that entry into the program is competitive and dependent on department resources; satisfying the minimum requirements may not guarantee admission.

You should consult with the Honours Advisor regarding the requirements of the Honours degree, and to discuss your eligibility for the program.

The honours planning sheet and the BA Honours program planner can be found under Current Students.

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Wisdom Agorde

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Alberta)

AgordeW@macewan.ca

6-223B, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3432

Safia Ahmad

Faculty, English

MA (Central England), BA (Western Ontario)

AhmadS9@macewan.ca

6-223G, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-474-4774

Francis Aleba

Faculty, English

MA (Alberta)

alebaf@macewan.ca

6-223H, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3384

Rasoul Aliakbari

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta); MA (Tehran)

aliakbarir@macewan.ca

6-229A, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5352

David Atkinson

Professor, English

PhD (Calgary)
MA (Calgary)

atkinsond@macewan.ca

7-211, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5401

Jacqueline Baker

Assistant Professor, English

MA (Alberta), BA (Victoria)

BakerJ20@macewan.ca

6-274, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5357

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Sherrin Berezowsky

Faculty, English

PhD (Western)

BerezowskyS1@macewan.ca

6-229A, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3381

Tim Bowling

Faculty, English

MA (Alberta)

BowlingT@macewan.ca

6-290, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3891

Michael Brisbois

Faculty, English

PhD (Calgary), MA (Northern British Columbia), BA (Northern British Columbia)

BrisboisM@macewan.ca

6-223D, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3428

Dave Buchanan

Assistant Professor, English
Discipline Advisor, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Alberta), BA (McMaster)

BuchananD@macewan.ca

6-296, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5366

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Anna Chilewska

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Alberta)

ChilewskaA@macewan.ca

6-223Q, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3209

Derya Cinard

Faculty, English

MA (Istanbul Bilgi)

cinard@macewan.ca

6-223H, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3384

Peter Clandfield

Faculty, English

PhD (Queens); MA (Queens)

clandfieldp@macewan.ca

6-223B, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3214

Sarah Copland

Assistant Professor, English
Discipline Advisor

PhD (Toronto), BAH (Queen's)

coplands2@macewan.ca

6-272, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5486

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Tracy Deline

Faculty, Classics
Faculty, English

PhD (British Columbia)

DelineT@macewan.ca

7-352F, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3197

Jane Duffy

Faculty, English

MLS (Toronto); MA (Wilfrid Laurier)

duffyj@macewan.ca

6-229A, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3381

Robert Einarsson

Associate Professor, English
Discipline Advisor

PhD (Alberta), MA (Victoria), BA (Calgary)

EinarssonR@macewan.ca

6-278, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-4618

Pamela Farvolden

Associate Professor, English

PhD (Alberta)

FarvoldenP@macewan.ca

6-288, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5360

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Jennifer Ferguson

Administrative Assistant, Department of English

FergusonJ60@macewan.ca

6-223P, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5661

David Grant

Professor, English

PhD (Toronto), MA (Toronto), BA (Toronto)

GrantD@macewan.ca

6-294, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5365

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Sara Grewal

Assistant Professor, English

PhD (Michigan)

grewals42@macewan.ca

6-292, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3649

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Susan Hesemeier

Faculty, English

PhD (Toronto), MA (Alberta), BA (Alberta)

HesemeierS@macewan.ca

6-229C, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5462

Kathryn Holland

Faculty, English

D.Phil. (Oxford), MA (Alberta), BA (Alberta)

HollandK5@macewan.ca

6-290, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3891

Elizabeth Hollis-Berry

Assistant Professor, English

PhD (Alberta)

HollisBerryE@macewan.ca

6-284, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-4414

Colleen Irwin

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Northern British Columbia), BA (McMaster)

IrwinC5@macewan.ca

6-229C, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5462

Carolyn Ives

Curriculum Planning and Development Coordinator, Centre for the Advancement of Faculty Excellence
Faculty, English

MA (Saskatchewan)

ivesc2@macewan.ca

7-277Q, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5350

Rashmi Jyoti

Assistant Professor, English

PhD (Maharaja Sayajirao), MPhil. (Panjab), MA (Guru Nanak Dev), B.Ed. (Annamalai)

JyotiR@macewan.ca

6-268, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497 5354

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Wendy Kasinec

Faculty, History
Faculty, English

PhD (Southern California)

KasinecW@macewan.ca

7-353A, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3330

Marco Katz

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta)

KatzM3@macewan.ca

6-229A, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5355

Valentyna Kennedy

Faculty, English

MA (Ukraine)

kennedyv9@macewan.ca

6-223L, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3207

Dan Knauss

Faculty, English

MA (North Carolina State)

knaussd@macewan.ca

6-223B, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3213

Svitlana Krys

Kule Chair in Ukrainian Studies
Assistant Professor, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Alberta)

On Leave

kryss@macewan.ca

6-264, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3319

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Romuald Lakowski

Assistant Professor, English

PhD (British Columbia), MA (British Columbia), MA (Toronto), BA (British Columbia)

LakowskiR@macewan.ca

6-276, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5835

Melissa Li Sheung Ying

Faculty, English

PhD (Queens); MA (Alberta)

lisheungyingm@macewan.ca

6-223Q, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3329

Regan Lipes

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta); MA (Waterloo)

lipesr@macewan.ca

6-223G, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-4774

Paul Lumsden

Assistant Professor, English
Discipline Advisor

PhD (Alberta), MA (Alberta), BA (Lethbridge)

On Sabbatical Leave

LumsdenP@macewan.ca

6-282, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-4587

Ruth Martin

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Alberta), BA (Alberta)

MartinR6@macewan.ca

6-223V, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3317

Stacey Martin

Faculty, English

MA (Queens)

martins33@macewan.ca

6-229E, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3361

Paul Martin

Faculty, English
Coordinator, Faculty Development, Centre for the Advancement of Faculty Excellence

PhD (Alberta)

Paul.Martin@macewan.ca

7-266K, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3325

Daniel Martin

Assistant Professor, English

PhD (Western Ontario), MA (Victoria), BA (Victoria)

MartinD86@macewan.ca

6-266, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3915

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Samantha Massey

Faculty, English

BA (MacEwan); MA (Calgary)

masseys0@macewan.ca

6-223B, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3213

Don McMann

Assistant Professor, English

PhD (Wales, Trinity St. David), MFA (Bennington College), BA (Alberta)

McMannD@macewan.ca

6-277, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-4712

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Craig Monk

Professor, English
Dean, Faculty of Arts and Science

D. Phil (Oxford), M.St. (Oxford), MA (Western), BA (Hons) (Memorial)

monkc2@macewan.ca

7-310T, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5644

Jurate Motiejunaite

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta)

MotiejunaiteJ@macewan.ca

6-223V, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3218

Ghaida Naeem

Faculty, English

MA (Al-Mustansiriyya), BA (Al-Mamoon)

NaeemG@macewan.ca

6-223L, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3360

Marilyn Nikish

Administrative Assistant, Department of English

NikishM@macewan.ca

6-223, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5346

Gloria Olchowy-Rozeboom

Faculty, English and Drama
Faculty, Theatre Arts

PhD (UBC)

OlchowyRozeboomG@macewan.ca

6-223Q, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3208

11-410,
780-497-5800 Ext 6749

Mike Perschon

Assistant Professor, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Alberta), BA (Taylor), BA (NABC)

PerschonM@macewan.ca

6-262, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5363

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Julia Peters

Faculty, Linguistics
Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta)

PetersJ@macewan.ca

6-223C, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3429

Neeraj Prakash

Faculty, English

MA (Wisconsin), BA (Alberta)

PrakashN@macewan.ca

6-229E, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3361

William Rankin

Faculty, English

MA (Toronto), BA (Toronto)

RankinW@macewan.ca

6-223Q, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3209

David Reddall

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Brock), BA (Brock)

ReddallD@macewan.ca

6-229D, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3211

Shannon Robertson

Faculty, English

MA (Alberta), BA (Alberta)

RobertsonS7@macewan.ca

6-223C, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3202

Jack Robinson

Associate Professor, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Carleton)

RobinsonJ@macewan.ca

6-223J, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5364

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Taylor Scanlon

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta); MA (Okanagan)

scanlont2@macewan.ca

6-229E, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3361

Laura Schechter

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta); MA (Alberta)

schechterl@macewan.ca

6-229A, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3382

Jack Skeffington

Faculty, English

PhD (Arizona), MA (Iowa), BA (Iowa)

SkeffingtonJ2@macewan.ca

6-223B, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3214

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Jillian Skeffington

Chair, Department of English
Assistant Professor, English
Discipline Advisor

PhD (Arizona)

SkeffingtonJ@macewan.ca

6-223N, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3201

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Mark Smith

Associate Professor, English

PhD (California, Irvine), MA (McGill), BA (McGill)

SmithJ105@macewan.ca

6-270, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5348

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Kevin Solez

Faculty, Classics
Faculty, English

PhD (British Columbia), MA (Johns Hopkins)

solezk2@macewan.ca

7-353B, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3258

Christina Sommerfeldt

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Manitoba), BA (Manitoba)

SommerfeldtC2@macewan.ca

6-229D, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3211

William Thompson

Assistant Professor, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Alberta), BA (Alberta)

On Sabbatical Leave

ThompsonW@macewan.ca

6-286, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5361

Joshua Toth

Associate Professor, English

PhD (Western), MA (SFU), BA (Regina)

TothJ3@macewan.ca

6-223K, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3315

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Irene Tsobrova

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta); Candidate of Science Degree (Kyiv National Linguistic University); Specialist's Degree (Kherson)

TsobrovaI@macewan.ca

6-223V, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3318

Robert Wiznura

Associate Dean, Students
Assistant Professor, English

PhD (UBC); MA (Alberta); BA (KU Leuven); BA (Alberta)

WiznuraR@macewan.ca

7-310P, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3919

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Cheryl Wold

Faculty, English

MA (Alberta), BA (Alberta)

WoldC2@macewan.ca

219H, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-4164

Katherine A. Woodward

Faculty, English

MA (Alberta), BA (Alberta), TESL Dip. (Alberta)

WoodwardK@macewan.ca

6-223H, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3781

Allan Wright

Faculty, English

MA (Regina)

wrighta47@macewan.ca

6-223C, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3203

Sergiy Yakovenko

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Taras Shevchenko National)

yakovenkos@macewan.ca

6-223D, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3386

David Atkinson

Professor, English

PhD (Calgary)
MA (Calgary)

atkinsond@macewan.ca

7-211, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5401

Dave Buchanan

Assistant Professor, English
Discipline Advisor, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Alberta), BA (McMaster)

BuchananD@macewan.ca

6-296, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5366

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Sarah Copland

Assistant Professor, English
Discipline Advisor

PhD (Toronto), BAH (Queen's)

coplands2@macewan.ca

6-272, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5486

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Robert Einarsson

Associate Professor, English
Discipline Advisor

PhD (Alberta), MA (Victoria), BA (Calgary)

EinarssonR@macewan.ca

6-278, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-4618

Pamela Farvolden

Associate Professor, English

PhD (Alberta)

FarvoldenP@macewan.ca

6-288, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5360

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David Grant

Professor, English

PhD (Toronto), MA (Toronto), BA (Toronto)

GrantD@macewan.ca

6-294, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5365

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Sara Grewal

Assistant Professor, English

PhD (Michigan)

grewals42@macewan.ca

6-292, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3649

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Elizabeth Hollis-Berry

Assistant Professor, English

PhD (Alberta)

HollisBerryE@macewan.ca

6-284, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-4414

Rashmi Jyoti

Assistant Professor, English

PhD (Maharaja Sayajirao), MPhil. (Panjab), MA (Guru Nanak Dev), B.Ed. (Annamalai)

JyotiR@macewan.ca

6-268, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497 5354

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Svitlana Krys

Kule Chair in Ukrainian Studies
Assistant Professor, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Alberta)

On Leave

kryss@macewan.ca

6-264, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3319

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Romuald Lakowski

Assistant Professor, English

PhD (British Columbia), MA (British Columbia), MA (Toronto), BA (British Columbia)

LakowskiR@macewan.ca

6-276, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5835

Paul Lumsden

Assistant Professor, English
Discipline Advisor

PhD (Alberta), MA (Alberta), BA (Lethbridge)

On Sabbatical Leave

LumsdenP@macewan.ca

6-282, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-4587

Daniel Martin

Assistant Professor, English

PhD (Western Ontario), MA (Victoria), BA (Victoria)

MartinD86@macewan.ca

6-266, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3915

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Don McMann

Assistant Professor, English

PhD (Wales, Trinity St. David), MFA (Bennington College), BA (Alberta)

McMannD@macewan.ca

6-277, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-4712

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Craig Monk

Professor, English
Dean, Faculty of Arts and Science

D. Phil (Oxford), M.St. (Oxford), MA (Western), BA (Hons) (Memorial)

monkc2@macewan.ca

7-310T, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5644

Mike Perschon

Assistant Professor, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Alberta), BA (Taylor), BA (NABC)

PerschonM@macewan.ca

6-262, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5363

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Jack Robinson

Associate Professor, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Carleton)

RobinsonJ@macewan.ca

6-223J, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5364

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Jillian Skeffington

Chair, Department of English
Assistant Professor, English
Discipline Advisor

PhD (Arizona)

SkeffingtonJ@macewan.ca

6-223N, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3201

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Mark Smith

Associate Professor, English

PhD (California, Irvine), MA (McGill), BA (McGill)

SmithJ105@macewan.ca

6-270, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5348

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William Thompson

Assistant Professor, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Alberta), BA (Alberta)

On Sabbatical Leave

ThompsonW@macewan.ca

6-286, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5361

Joshua Toth

Associate Professor, English

PhD (Western), MA (SFU), BA (Regina)

TothJ3@macewan.ca

6-223K, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3315

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Robert Wiznura

Associate Dean, Students
Assistant Professor, English

PhD (UBC); MA (Alberta); BA (KU Leuven); BA (Alberta)

WiznuraR@macewan.ca

7-310P, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3919

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Wisdom Agorde

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Alberta)

AgordeW@macewan.ca

6-223B, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3432

Safia Ahmad

Faculty, English

MA (Central England), BA (Western Ontario)

AhmadS9@macewan.ca

6-223G, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-474-4774

Francis Aleba

Faculty, English

MA (Alberta)

alebaf@macewan.ca

6-223H, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3384

Rasoul Aliakbari

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta); MA (Tehran)

aliakbarir@macewan.ca

6-229A, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5352

Sherrin Berezowsky

Faculty, English

PhD (Western)

BerezowskyS1@macewan.ca

6-229A, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3381

Tim Bowling

Faculty, English

MA (Alberta)

BowlingT@macewan.ca

6-290, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3891

Michael Brisbois

Faculty, English

PhD (Calgary), MA (Northern British Columbia), BA (Northern British Columbia)

BrisboisM@macewan.ca

6-223D, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3428

Anna Chilewska

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Alberta)

ChilewskaA@macewan.ca

6-223Q, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3209

Derya Cinard

Faculty, English

MA (Istanbul Bilgi)

cinard@macewan.ca

6-223H, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3384

Peter Clandfield

Faculty, English

PhD (Queens); MA (Queens)

clandfieldp@macewan.ca

6-223B, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3214

Tracy Deline

Faculty, Classics
Faculty, English

PhD (British Columbia)

DelineT@macewan.ca

7-352F, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3197

Jane Duffy

Faculty, English

MLS (Toronto); MA (Wilfrid Laurier)

duffyj@macewan.ca

6-229A, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3381

Susan Hesemeier

Faculty, English

PhD (Toronto), MA (Alberta), BA (Alberta)

HesemeierS@macewan.ca

6-229C, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5462

Kathryn Holland

Faculty, English

D.Phil. (Oxford), MA (Alberta), BA (Alberta)

HollandK5@macewan.ca

6-290, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3891

Colleen Irwin

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Northern British Columbia), BA (McMaster)

IrwinC5@macewan.ca

6-229C, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5462

Carolyn Ives

Curriculum Planning and Development Coordinator, Centre for the Advancement of Faculty Excellence
Faculty, English

MA (Saskatchewan)

ivesc2@macewan.ca

7-277Q, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5350

Wendy Kasinec

Faculty, History
Faculty, English

PhD (Southern California)

KasinecW@macewan.ca

7-353A, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3330

Marco Katz

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta)

KatzM3@macewan.ca

6-229A, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5355

Valentyna Kennedy

Faculty, English

MA (Ukraine)

kennedyv9@macewan.ca

6-223L, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3207

Dan Knauss

Faculty, English

MA (North Carolina State)

knaussd@macewan.ca

6-223B, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3213

Melissa Li Sheung Ying

Faculty, English

PhD (Queens); MA (Alberta)

lisheungyingm@macewan.ca

6-223Q, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3329

Regan Lipes

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta); MA (Waterloo)

lipesr@macewan.ca

6-223G, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-4774

Paul Martin

Faculty, English
Coordinator, Faculty Development, Centre for the Advancement of Faculty Excellence

PhD (Alberta)

Paul.Martin@macewan.ca

7-266K, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3325

Stacey Martin

Faculty, English

MA (Queens)

martins33@macewan.ca

6-229E, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3361

Ruth Martin

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Alberta), BA (Alberta)

MartinR6@macewan.ca

6-223V, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3317

Samantha Massey

Faculty, English

BA (MacEwan); MA (Calgary)

masseys0@macewan.ca

6-223B, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3213

Jurate Motiejunaite

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta)

MotiejunaiteJ@macewan.ca

6-223V, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3218

Ghaida Naeem

Faculty, English

MA (Al-Mustansiriyya), BA (Al-Mamoon)

NaeemG@macewan.ca

6-223L, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3360

Gloria Olchowy-Rozeboom

Faculty, English and Drama
Faculty, Theatre Arts

PhD (UBC)

OlchowyRozeboomG@macewan.ca

6-223Q, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3208

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780-497-5800 Ext 6749

Julia Peters

Faculty, Linguistics
Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta)

PetersJ@macewan.ca

6-223C, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3429

Neeraj Prakash

Faculty, English

MA (Wisconsin), BA (Alberta)

PrakashN@macewan.ca

6-229E, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3361

William Rankin

Faculty, English

MA (Toronto), BA (Toronto)

RankinW@macewan.ca

6-223Q, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3209

David Reddall

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Brock), BA (Brock)

ReddallD@macewan.ca

6-229D, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3211

Shannon Robertson

Faculty, English

MA (Alberta), BA (Alberta)

RobertsonS7@macewan.ca

6-223C, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3202

Taylor Scanlon

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta); MA (Okanagan)

scanlont2@macewan.ca

6-229E, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3361

Laura Schechter

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta); MA (Alberta)

schechterl@macewan.ca

6-229A, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3382

Jack Skeffington

Faculty, English

PhD (Arizona), MA (Iowa), BA (Iowa)

SkeffingtonJ2@macewan.ca

6-223B, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3214

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Kevin Solez

Faculty, Classics
Faculty, English

PhD (British Columbia), MA (Johns Hopkins)

solezk2@macewan.ca

7-353B, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3258

Christina Sommerfeldt

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Manitoba), BA (Manitoba)

SommerfeldtC2@macewan.ca

6-229D, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3211

Irene Tsobrova

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta); Candidate of Science Degree (Kyiv National Linguistic University); Specialist's Degree (Kherson)

TsobrovaI@macewan.ca

6-223V, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3318

Cheryl Wold

Faculty, English

MA (Alberta), BA (Alberta)

WoldC2@macewan.ca

219H, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-4164

Katherine A. Woodward

Faculty, English

MA (Alberta), BA (Alberta), TESL Dip. (Alberta)

WoodwardK@macewan.ca

6-223H, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3781

Allan Wright

Faculty, English

MA (Regina)

wrighta47@macewan.ca

6-223C, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3203

Sergiy Yakovenko

Faculty, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Taras Shevchenko National)

yakovenkos@macewan.ca

6-223D, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3386

Dave Buchanan, Discipline Advisor

Assistant Professor, English
Discipline Advisor, English

PhD (Alberta), MA (Alberta), BA (McMaster)

BuchananD@macewan.ca

6-296, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5366

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Sarah Copland, Discipline Advisor

Assistant Professor, English
Discipline Advisor

PhD (Toronto), BAH (Queen's)

coplands2@macewan.ca

6-272, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5486

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Jennifer Ferguson, Administrative Assistant

Administrative Assistant, Department of English

FergusonJ60@macewan.ca

6-223P, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5661

Marilyn Nikish, Administrative Assistant

Administrative Assistant, Department of English

NikishM@macewan.ca

6-223, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-497-5346

Jillian Skeffington, Chair and Discipline Advisor

Chair, Department of English
Assistant Professor, English
Discipline Advisor

PhD (Arizona)

SkeffingtonJ@macewan.ca

6-223N, City Centre Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2
780-633-3201

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10700 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2

Phone: 780-497-5346
Fax: 780-497-5347

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Fall 2017

ENGL 350 | Topics in Romantic Literature

Topic: Prose Works of Romantic Period

Instructor: Dr. M. Smith

ENGL 364 | Topics in 20th and 21st Century Literature

Topic: Blackamerican Resistance Literature from Malcolm X to Hip Hop

Instructor: Dr. Sara Grewal

ENGL 391 | Topics in Literary Theory

Topic: Theorizing Gothic

Instructor: Dr. Daniel Martin

ENGL 401 | Studies in Genres

Topic: Prosody and Versecraft

Instructor: Dr. R. Einarsson

ENGL 489 | Literary Themes, Traditions, and Phenomena

Topic: King Arthur in Literature and Film

Instructor: Dr. Pamela Farvolden

ENGL 496 | Intersections - Theory and Culture

Topic: Stranger Ethics

Instructor: Dr. Josh Toth

Winter 2018

ENGL 337 | Topics in English Renaissance Literature

Topic: The Early Tudor Period

Instructor: Dr. R. Lakowski

ENGL 342 | Topics in the Long 18th Century Literature

Topic: Eighteenth-Century Drama

ENGL 364 | Topics in 20th and 21st Century Literature

Topic: Metafiction

Instructor: Dr. Josh Toth

ENGL 368 | Topics in Race and Gender

Topic: Hip Hop and South Asia(ns)

Instructor: Dr. Sara Grewal

ENGL 405 | Topics in Canadian Literature

Topic: Literature of Residential Schools

Instructor: Dr. Jack Robinson

ENGL 489 | Literary Themes, Traditions, and Phenomena

Topic: Gothic and Politics

Instructor: Dr. L. Krys

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