Dr. David Day

Expertise: Old and Middle English, Old Norse literature, and also law and medieval literature. I spend most of my research time in those areas.
"I teach all over the map--medieval literature (Chaucer, medieval women's literature), mythology, Shakespeare, and I've also inherited our Restoration and 18th c. British Literature and Victorian British lit. teaching duties.
I got my PhD from Rice in 1992 (dissertation was on legal issues in Beowulf), and I also have a law degree from U of H that I got in 1984. Undergrad BA in English from the University of Oklahoma, 1981."

Dr. D at Vernal Falls in Yosemite

Writing Program Convenor
Director, University Writing Center
Ph.D.: University of Southern California, May 1995 Rhetoric, Literature, and Linguistics
Areas of Expertise: Rhetorical Analysis, Composition Theory and Pedagogy, Literacy Theory, Literary Theory, Writing Centers, Popular Culture
Courses: Graduate courses in Composition Theory, Pedagogy, Writing Center Theory, Rhetorical Analysis, Literary Theory, Editing, Graduate-level Writing. Undergraduate courses in Literary Studies, Advanced Writing, Tutor Training.
Publications: Gynecology and Textuality: Popular Representations of Reproductive Technology. N.Y.: Garland Publishers, 1998.
"God Willed It! Gynecology at the Checkout Stand: Reproductive Technology in the Women's Service Magazine, 1977-1996." In Body Talk: Rhetoric, Technology, Reproduction. Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin Press, 2000.
Current Research Interests: The rhetoric of the popular novel Writing center evaluation
Interests: Hiking, Traveling, Skiing, Playing a mean game of Scrabble, Gardening, Cooking and Baking, Reading

Dr. John Gorman at the On the Spot Poetry Competition

Dr. Gorman is the esteemed advisor to The Literature Club.
Expertise: American Literature, Poetry, Creative Writing

Leader of The Galveston Poet’s Roundtable

Find out all about Dr. Klett here, at her web site.

Expertise: Romantic Literature, Comparative Literature, Film Studies, Philosophy and Literature
Interests: Poetry, Literature & Philosophy, Theory, Ancient and Modern European Literature

Director of Humanities
Expertise: American Literature 1870-present, American Studies, Urban Culture, Literary and Cultural Theory, Humanities.
Interests: Birdwatching, Gardening, Baseball, Good Food, Good Music, Winning the Lottery and Moving to Tuscany.
Website: Dr. McNamara's Website

Here comes the bride! Dr. Mieszkowski and her husband escort their daughter to marry. Dr. Mieszkowski and her son.

Expertise: Chaucer, Shakespeare, Medieval Literature, Women's Literature

Expertise: Twentieth-Century Comparative Fiction, Nineteenth-Century Continental Novel, Medieval Romance Literature, Australian and Pacific Rim Literature, Literary Theory

Expertise: Early American literature, minority and multicultural literature, world literature (esp. India), utopian literature and literature of the future, Henry James, the Puritans, the American Renaissance, all things Whitman.
Advisor for the Rho Omega chapter of Sigma Tau Delta (National English Honors Society)here at UHCL. Website 1 Website 2