Dr. Anastassiya Andrianova
Dr. Anastassiya Andrianova
Professor of English
PhD Comparative Literature (CUNY, 2011)
Office: Minard 318 E48
Anastassiya.Andriano@ndsu.edu
Research/Teaching: British Romantic and Victorian literature, drama, translation, pedagogy, Comparative Literature, Slavic literature, Animal Studies, and Postcolonial Studies
Dr. Lisa Arnold
Dr. Lisa Arnold
Associate Professor
PhD Rhetoric and Composition (University of Louisville, 2011)
Office: Minard 318E32
Phone: 701-231-5097
lisa.r.arnold@ndsu.edu
Research/Teaching: Histories of Writing Instruction, Writing Pedagogy, Writing Program Administration, Multilingual and Transnational Literacy Practices
Sarah Beck
Sarah Beck, MFA
Lecturer
MFA in Creative Writing (Minnesota State University-Moorhead)
Graduate Certificate in Publishing (North Dakota State University)
Office: Minard 316M
sarah.w.beck@ndsu.edu
Brady Bergeson
Brady Bergeson, MFA
Senior Lecturer
MFA in Creative Writing (Hamline University, 2006)
Office: Minard 316J
Brady.Bergeson@ndsu.edu
Dr. Sean Burt
Dr. Sean Burt
Chair, Department of English, Associate Professor of English and Religious Studies
PhD Religion (Duke University, 2009)
Office: Minard 422A
Phone: 701-231-8820
Sean.Burt@ndsu.edu
Research/Teaching: Bible as Literature, Biblical Poetry, Poetics, Aesthetics
Dr. Kelly Cameron
Dr. Kelly Cameron
Senior Lecturer
PhD in Rhetoric and Composition (Texas Christian University)
Office: Minard 316A
Kelly.Cameron@ndsu.edu
Natalie Smith Carlson
Natalie Smith Carlson
Senior Lecturer
MA in English (North Dakota State University)
Office: Minard 316G
natalie.smith.carlson@ndsu.edu
Dr. Rebecca Chatham-Vazquez
Dr. Rebecca Chatham-Vazquez
Assistant Professor
Ph.D. English Education (Arizona State University)
Office: Minard 318E46
Dr. Colleen Fitzgerald
Dr. Colleen Fitzgerald
Vice President for Research and Creative Activity & Professor of English
PhD Linguistics (University of Arizona, 1997)
Office: Research 1, 110
Phone: 701-231-6542
Colleen.fitzgerald@ndsu.edu
Research/Teaching: Phonology, Native American languages, Indigenous language revitalization and documentation
Currently not accepting graduate students
Dr. Adam Goldwyn
Dr. Adam Goldwyn
Professor of English
PhD Comparative Literature (CUNY, 2010)
Office: Minard 318H
Adam.Goldwyn@ndsu.edu
Research/Teaching: Medieval Literature, Reception Theory, Translation, Byzantine Studies, Byzantine Ecocriticism
Dr. Amy Gore
Dr. Amy Gore
Assistant Professor of English
Ph.D. English Language and Literature (University of New Mexico, 2019)
Office: Minard 318E42
Contact:amy.gore@ndsu.edu
Research/Teaching: Early and Nineteenth-Century American literature, Indigenous literature, book history and print culture, Gothic literature, body studies, and the recovery of marginalized women and Native American writers
Dr. Alison Graham-Bertolini
Dr. Alison Graham-Bertolini
Professor of English & Director of Graduate Studies
PhD English Literature (Louisiana State University, 2009)
Office: Minard 318E44
Phone: 701-231-7175
Alison.Bertolini@ndsu.edu
Research/Teaching: Contemporary American Literature, Gender Studies, Ethnic Literature, Postcolonial Literature, Women's Studies
Jamee Larson
Jamee Larson, MFA
Senior Lecturer
MFA in Creative Writing (Minnesota State University-Moorhead)
Office: Minard 318E52
jamee.larson@ndsu.edu
Deona McEnery
Deona McEnery, MA
Senior Lecturer
MA English Literature (NDSU, 2001)
BA English Writing and Spanish, with a minor Biology (Concordia College, 1994)
AA English, Spanish, Biology (Northland Community College, 1992)
Office: Minard 318E22
Deona.McEnery@ndsu.edu
Benjamin Melby
Benjamin Melby, MA
Senior Lecturer
MA, English Language and Literature (Indiana University, 2005)
ABD, English Language and Literature (Indiana University, 2007)
Office: Minard 316F
Benjamin.Melby@ndsu.edu
Julie Sandland
Julie Sandland, MA
Senior Lecturer
Office: Minard 316B
Phone: 701-231-8472
Julie.Sandland@ndsu.edu
Kaye Temanson
Kaye Temanson, MA
Senior Lecturer
Office: Minard 316H
Email: Kaye.Temanson@ndsu.edu
Dr. Verena Theile
Dr. Verena Theile
Associate Professor of English
PhD English Literature (Washington State University, 2006)
Office: Minard 318 E40
verena.theile@ndsu.edu
Research/Teaching: Shakespeare, Early Modern Literature, Renaissance Drama, Witchcraft Studies, European Literature, Literary Theory