Faculty Interest: Queer Theory
Tyree Daye
Teaching Assistant Professor
Email: tytyree@ad.unc.edu
(919) 520-2836
African American Literature American Literature from 1789 to 1900 Arabic Literature Contemporary American Literature Creative Writing Critical Race Studies Critical Theory and Cultural Studies Depictions Of The Child Digital Humanities Disability Studies Drama Feminist Historiography Film and Media Studies Genre Theory History of the Book Latina / Latino Literature Literature and History Literature and Philosophy Literature and Religion Literature and Science Literature of the Americas Literature, Medicine and Culture Media Studies Modernism Narrative Theory Pedagogy Performance Studies Philosophy Of Language Poetry and Poetics Post-Colonial Literature and Theory Queer Theory Southern Literature The English Language The Novel Transatlantic Studies Travel Writing Visual Culture and Arts Women Writers Writing In The Disciplines
Guillermo Rodríguez-Romaguera
Teaching Assistant Professor
Teaching Professor – Assistant, Associate, or Full
Email: guille@email.unc.edu
Aesthetics Comparative Literature Critical Race Studies Critical Theory and Cultural Studies Digital Rhetorics Feminist Theory And Gender & Sexuality Studies Film and Media Studies Genre Theory Latina / Latino Literature Literature and Philosophy Media Studies Narrative Theory Queer Theory Visual Culture and Arts
Laura Halperin
Associate Professor
Email: lhalperi@email.unc.edu
American Literature to 1900 to the present Comparative Literature Contemporary American Literature Contemporary Multiethnic American Literature Critical Race Studies Critical Theory and Cultural Studies Depictions Of The Child Feminist Theory And Gender & Sexuality Studies Latina / Latino Literature Literature of the Americas Literature, Medicine and Culture Post-Colonial Literature and Theory Queer Theory Women Writers
Gabrielle Calvocoressi
Associate Professor / Walker Percy Fellow / Diversity Program Liaison
Email: calvocor@email.unc.edu
(510) 915-5157
African American Literature American Literature to 1900 to the present Comparative Literature Contemporary American Literature Contemporary Multiethnic American Literature Creative Writing Critical Race Studies Digital Rhetorics Disability Studies Feminist Theory And Gender & Sexuality Studies Literature and History Literature, Medicine and Culture Performance Studies Poetry and Poetics Post-Colonial Literature and Theory Queer Theory Science Fiction Visual Culture and Arts Women Writers
Martin Louis Johnson
Assistant Professor
Email: mlj@email.unc.edu
(919) 962-4050
Aesthetics American Literature to 1900 to the present Critical Race Studies Critical Theory and Cultural Studies Digital Humanities Feminist Historiography Feminist Theory And Gender & Sexuality Studies Film and Media Studies Genre Theory History of the Book Media Studies Performance Studies Post-Colonial Literature and Theory Posthumanism Queer Theory Visual Culture and Arts
Cynthia Current
Teaching Associate Professor
Teaching Professor – Assistant, Associate, or Full
Email: current@email.unc.edu
African American Literature American Literature from 1789 to 1900 American Literature to 1900 to the present Contemporary American Literature Critical Race Studies Critical Theory and Cultural Studies Feminist Theory And Gender & Sexuality Studies Genre Theory Literature and Science Literature, Medicine and Culture Narrative Theory Posthumanism Queer Theory Rhetoric, Composition and Literacy Science Fiction Science Writing The Novel Women Writers Writing In The Disciplines
María DeGuzmán
Professor / Director of Latina/o Studies
Email: deguzman@email.unc.edu
Aesthetics American Literature from 1789 to 1900 American Literature to 1900 to the present Comparative Literature Contemporary American Literature Contemporary Multiethnic American Literature Critical Race Studies Critical Theory and Cultural Studies Feminist Theory And Gender & Sexuality Studies Film and Media Studies Latina / Latino Literature Literature and History Literature of the Americas Performance Studies Queer Theory Southern Literature Visual Culture and Arts