Faculty
Angela Adams
Senior Lecturer
Coordinator of Developmental Writing
Badia Ahad
Associate Professor
20th-century American and African-American literature, psychoanalytic theory, critical race studies
Vicky Anderson
Writing Program Director
Pedagogy, Composition & Rhetoric, Contemporary American Poetry
Aaron Baker
Assistant Professor
Creative Writing Poetry
James Biester
Associate Professor
Early modern literature and culture, history of literary theory, history of rhetoric, modern poetry
Mark Bosco, S.J.
Associate Professor
20th-century American and British literature; the Catholic literary tradition; aesthetics
Suzanne Bost
Associate Professor
American literature; Latina/o studies; feminist theory; cultural studies
J. Brooks Bouson
Professor
Modern British literature, psychoanalysis and literature, women's literature, history of feminist criticism
Terrence Boyle
Instructor
Melissa Bradshaw
Instructor
Feminist, queer, and gender studies; modernism; 20th century American poetry; popular culture
Pamela L. Caughie
Professor
Modern literature, African-American literature and theory, postmodernism, feminist theory, women's studies, pedagogy
David Chinitz
Professor
Poetry, modernism, T. S. Eliot, Harlem Renaissance, popular culture
Micael Clarke
Associate Professor
Theory of the novel, feminist theory, Victorian novel, William Thackeray, the Brontes
Jasper (Jack) Cragwall
Assistant Professor
Romantic culture; religious and social histories of the long eighteenth century
Julia Daniel
Instructor
Mark DeLancey
Assistant Professor
Writing
Francis L. Fennell
Professor
Victorian literature, rhetoric and composition, pedagogy
Catherine Fitzgerald
Instructor
Writing
Verna A. Foster
Professor
Modern drama, Shakespeare, Renaissance drama, comparative drama, dramatic theory
Allen J. Frantzen
Professor and Loyola Faculty Scholar
Old and Middle English Literature; Masculinity; History of Sexuality; World War I and Modernism
Jeffrey Glover
Assistant Professor
Early American Literature
Laura Goldstein
Instructor
Suzanne Gossett
Professor
Renaissance drama, feminist and gender studies, editorial theory
Douglas Guerra
Instructor
John Jacobs
Assistant Professor
Writing
Joseph Janangelo
Associate Professor
Pedagogy, computer-assisted communication, writing program administration, autobiography
Paul Jay
Professor
Literary theory, modernism and modernity, literature of the Americas, border studies, globalization
Steven Jones
Professor
Romantic-period literature and culture, textual studies and digital humanities
Thomas Kaminski
Professor
Classical influences on English poetry, Restoration and 18th-century English literature, Samuel Johnson
David Michael Kaplan
Professor
Creative writing (fiction)
Christopher Kendrick
Professor
Milton, 16th- and 17th-century British literature, Marxism and theory
John (Jack) Kerkering
Associate Professor
19th- and early 20th-century American literature and culture, poetry and poetics, national and racial identity
Amy Kessel
Lecturer
Writing
James Knapp
Associate Professor and Edward Surtz, S.J. Professor of English
British literature of the 16th and 17th centuries, Shakespeare, the history of the book, literature and visual culture, literary and aesthetic theory
Harveen Sachdeva Mann
Associate Professor
Postcolonial studies, South Asian studies, Third World feminism
Michael Meinhardt
Instructor
Michael Shapiro
Visiting Professor
Shakespeare, Renaissance drama and literature, modern secular Jewish literature
Peter Shillingsburg
Martin J. Svaglic Professor of Textual Studies
Elissa Weeks Stogner
Instructor
Rhetoric and composition; American literature before 1900; American realism and naturalism
Virginia Strain
Assistant Professor
Early modern literature and legal culture; law and literature
Sherrie Weller
Instructor
Writing
Joyce Wexler
Professor and Chair
Modernism, publishing history, feminist and psychoanalytic theory, cultural studies
Edward Wheatley
Professor
Medieval English and continental literature, paleography and manuscript studies, history of the English language, disability studies
Adjunct Professors of English
Omer Hadziselimovic
Composition, American studies, comparative literature, travel writing
Claire Nicolay
Nineteenth-century British literature and culture, cultural discourses of gender and sexuality, gender roles in drama, film studies.