Baylor University: English 1302: Thinking and Writing, Fall 2002 Publications: in in Studies in English “Morality’s Ugly Implications Oscar Wilde’s Fairy Tales” Autumn 2011 Literature 1500-1900, as Commodities in and in Kim Captains Courageous” “Manufacturing Men: Boys Kipling’s (formerly 119, Spring 2011 Victorians Victorian Newsletter) Review. Jarlath Killeen, (Ashgate, 2007). The Fairy Tales of Oscar Wilde The European 14.4 (2009): 484-5. Legacy. and in St. Sorin Oak Review, Published two original poems, “Relic” “Scholarship,” University, Spring 2006 Edward’s Conference Presentations: and Chair. “Children’s Literature: Lost Heroes, Sole Survivors, Chosen Ones.” South Central Modern Language Association (SCMLA). Hot Springs, AR, October 2011. in and the Narrative of Children’s Literature “‘All Times, All Places’: Kipling Perenniality,” Association 38th Annual Conference. Hollins University, June 2011. as Commodities in and Kim Captains Courageous,” “Manufacturing Men: Boys Kipling’s South Central Modern Language Association (SCMLA). Baton Rouge, LA, October 2009. the Emperor: Clothing and Social Spectacle in The Prince and the “Exposing Twain’s and Literature Association Pauper Andersen’s ‘The Emperor’s New Clothes,’” Children’s 35th Annual Conference. Illinois State University, June 2008. from as Lord Jim’s “‘Emissaries’ ‘Out There’: Gentleman Brown Freud’s Cultural Annual Graduate Student Conference. University of North Texas, April 2007. GSEA of Conference on History of Baylor “The Nature Writing,” Seminar-level “The Inscription.” University, April 2001. Research Experience: Research Assistantship, Baylor University, Spring 2003 Supervisors: Prof. Robert Darden and Dr. Nancy Chinn Primary duties included manuscript editing (some for publication), source verification, construction of annotated bibliographies, research of restricted materials, grading, etc. Research Assistantship, Baylor University, 2001-2002 Supervisors: Dr. Gordon Grant and Prof. Robert Darden Primary duties included manuscript editing (some for publication), library project- oriented research, grading, etc.
Baylor University: English 1302: Thinking and Writing, Fall 2002 Publications: “Morality’s Ugly Implications in Oscar Wilde’s Fairy Tales” in Studies in English Literature 1500-1900, Autumn 2011 “Manufacturing Men: Boys as Commodities in Kipling’s Kim and Captains Courageous” in Victorians (formerly Victorian Newsletter) 119, Spring 2011 Review. Jarlath Killeen, The Fairy Tales of Oscar Wilde (Ashgate, 2007). The European Legacy. 14.4 (2009): 484-5. Published two original poems, “Relic” and “Scholarship,” in Sorin Oak Review, St. Edward’s University, Spring 2006 Conference Presentations: Chair. “Children’s Literature: Lost Heroes, Sole Survivors, and Chosen Ones.” South Central Modern Language Association (SCMLA). Hot Springs, AR, October 2011. “‘All Times, in All Places’: Kipling and the Narrative of Perenniality,” Children’s Literature Association 38th Annual Conference. Hollins University, June 2011. “Manufacturing Men: Boys as Commodities in Kipling’s Kim and Captains Courageous,” South Central Modern Language Association (SCMLA). Baton Rouge, LA, October 2009. “Exposing the Emperor: Clothing and Social Spectacle in Twain’s The Prince and the Pauper and Andersen’s ‘The Emperor’s New Clothes,’” Children’s Literature Association 35th Annual Conference. Illinois State University, June 2008. “‘Emissaries’ from ‘Out There’: Lord Jim’s Gentleman Brown as Freud’s Cultural GSEA Annual Graduate Student Conference. University of North Texas, April 2007. “The Nature of Writing,” Seminar-level Conference on “The History of Inscription.” Baylor University, April 2001. Research Experience: Research Assistantship, Baylor University, Spring 2003 Supervisors: Prof. Robert Darden and Dr. Nancy Chinn Primary duties included manuscript editing (some for publication), source verification, construction of annotated bibliographies, research of restricted materials, grading, etc. Research Assistantship, Baylor University, 2001-2002 Supervisors: Dr. Gordon Grant and Prof. Robert Darden Primary duties included manuscript editing (some for publication), library project- oriented research, grading, etc.