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Literature by Women (ENG 540)

Term: 2024-2025 School Year Fall Semester

Faculty

Kirstin James-Dunn

Hello: I am Dr. Kirstin James-Dunn. Welcome!

I check my email from 9AM-5PM, M-F, Workdays. I do not check email at the weekends, or during holidays.

Email: Dunn_K@Heritage.edu

I hold Online Office Hours ONLY at the following time:

2:30-3:30 P.M. PST Mondays and Wednesdays (unless scheduled as a campus holiday)

Here is the Online Office Link: https://heritage.zoom.us/j/3499442728  

Online Proficiency Review:

Online Readiness Self-Assessment (jotform.com)

Stay safe, be well, and I’ll see you soon!

Education 

  • PhD Museology (Specialization Spatial Rhetoric, Representation, and Research Methods), University of Leicester, United Kingdom 
  • Granada Certification in Documentary Film Direction and Production, University of Manchester, United Kingdom 
  • MA Museology (Heritage Studies), University of Manchester, United Kingdom 
  • MA (ABT) Professional Development in Teaching English, Heritage University, Toppenish WA. USA
  • M.Ed. CHRD: Adult Education, Heritage University
  • B.A. Liberal Arts, The Evergreen State College

Research and Teaching History

  • The British Library, London
  • The British Museum, London
  • The Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford University
  • The Royal Anthropological Institute, London
  • Symposia, Cambridge University
  • University of Leicester
  • Granada Television
  • The Royal College of Surgeons, London
  • University of Manchester
  • American Indigenous Research Association
  • Heritage University, Toppenish (and Online)
  • The Evergreen State College, Olympia
  • Central Washington University, Ellensburg

Schedule

Wed, 9:00 AM - 10:15 AM (8/26/2024 - 12/13/2024) Location: OL

Description

Advanced study of literature by women, emphasizing research with primary and secondary sources and teaching texts by women. Matched with ENG 340W. Prerequisite(s): Recommended: An undergraduate Introduction to Literature or advanced literature course and a literary theory course (such as ENG 450W/ENG 550) or permission of Program Chair.