CLASSES TAUGHT

Course Num Course Title EDUC-461 Directed Teaching ENGL-101 Writing and Inquiry I ENGL-102 Writing and Inquiry II ENGL-201 Readings in British Lit ENGL-214 Literature and Tragedy ENGL-241 Readings in Drama ENGL-303 Renaissance ENGL-338 Modernism ENGL-373 Writing in the Disciplines ENGL-406 The Imagination of Ian McEwan ENGL-414 Studies in Genre ENGL-490 Internship FR-213 Intermediate French HUMA-330 Modern Drama HUMA-330 European Modernism HUMA-390 Ireland in Film and Fiction HUMA-390 Modern Fic. & Global Ideas HUMA-390 World Drama HUMA-390 World of Drama HUMA-390 Art and Artist

ARTICLES - REFEREED

• W.B. Yeats & George Yeats: The Letters, ed. Ann Saddlemyer in Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries. (2012)
• Modern Irish and Scottish Poetry, eds. Peter Mackay, Edna Longley, and Fran Brearton in Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries. (2012)
• The Spaces of Irish Drama: Stage and Place in Contemporary Plays, by Helen Heusner Lojek in Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries. (2012)
• Words Alone: Yeats & his Inheritances, R.F. Foster in Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries. (2012)
• Emerald Ilusions: The Irish in Early American Cinema, Gary D. Rhodes in Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries. (2012)
• Yeats's Poetry in the Making: Sing Whatever is Well Made, Wayne K. Chapman in Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries. (2011)
• 'We Irish' in Europe: Yeats, Berkely and Joseph Hone by W.J. McCormack in Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries. (2011)
• W.B. Yeats, ed. Edward Larrissy in Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries. (2011)
• 'Intimate Exposure: Essays on the public-private divide in British poetry since 1950,' ed. by Adrian Grafe in Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries. (2010)
• Shaping an Irish Dream: Ferguson, Mangan, and the Politics of Translation in Working Papers in Irish Studies. (2007)
• Anthony Glavin's 'Nighthawk Alley' in Nua: Studies in Contemporary Irish Writing. (1998)
• 'Early Gothic Saint-Denis: Restorations and Survivals, by Pamela Z. Blum in Cistercian Studies Quarterly. (1993)
• The Narcissism of Chaucer's Pardoner in Critically Speaking. (1992)

BOOKS

• The Best of the Past: Preserving and Flying Aviation's Fifty Year Legacy. Mach 1 Publications. (1994)

BOOK CHAPTERS

• James Hardiman, Samuel Ferguson, James Clarence Mangan and the Politics of Translation. Visions of the Irish Dream. Newcastle upon Tyne, UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. (2009: 1-33)

PRESENTATIONS

• Stones in his Pockets: Ireland and Hollywood. Warehouse Theatre: Presentations on Irish play. Greenville, South Carolina. (2011)
• Petrarchan Sonnet and the Renaissance Madrigal. Accademia dell'Arte Symposium. Arezzo, Italy. (2011)
• The Cultural Politics of W.B. Yeats. American Conference for Irish Studies. Rock Hill, South Carolina. (2010)
• The 'Truth' About the Irish: Politics of Irish Stereotypes. College of Arts and Humanities Distinguished Speaker Series. Lander University, South Carolina. (2009)
• Enduring Madness of Ian McEwan. American Conference of Popular Culture. San Francisco, California. (March, 2008)
• Shaping an Irish Dream: Ferguson and Mangan. American Conference for Irish Studies. Rock Hill, South Carolina. (2007)
• Representing Station Island: Seamus Heaney, William Carleton and Lough Derg. American Conference of Irish Studies. U. of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina. (February, 2006)
• Samuel Beckett and the Talking Cure. American Popular Culture Conference. Atlanta, Georgia. (April, 2005)
• William Carleton: Writing the Irish Peasant. American Conference of Irish Studies. Atlanta, Georgia. (March, 2004)
• Croker, Carleton, and Ferguson, and the Ninteenth-Century Irish Landscape. American Conference of Irish Studies. Minneapolis, Minnesota. (June, 2003)
• W.B. Yeats's Rhetoric of Madness: Looney Hags and Mad Old Men. American Popular Culture Conference. New Orleans, Louisiana. (April, 2003)
• The Ninteenth-Century Irish Landscape: The Politics of the Picturesque. National Endownment of the Humanities Summer Seminar. Notre Dame, Indiana. (July, 2001)
• Representing Oscar Wilde. American Conference of Popular Culture. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (April, 2001)
• Ferguson and Mangan: The Politics of Translation. American Conference for Irish Studies. Clemson University, South Carolina. (February, 1999)
• Irish Poetry and Irish Identity: The Politics and Methods of Hardiman, Ferguson, and Yeats. American Conference for Irish Studies. University of South Carolina at Columbia, South Carolina. (February, 1998)