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Matthew Spangler
Professor of Performance Studies, San José State University
Maureen Farrell
NYU 2021 graduate — MA in Irish and Irish American Studies. Earlier degrees in Interior Design and Fine Arts. Professional Interior Designer. Research in Irish Studies includes the Irish Dowry System, The Philadelphia 69th Civil War Regiment, Contemporary Irish Theater
Maureen Harkin
B.A. University of Melbourne 1981; M.A. Johns Hopkins University 1986; Ph. D Johns Hopkins University 1994. Professor of English and Humanities, Reed College. Most of my published work centers on 18th and 19th century English, Irish and Scottish literature and
Maureen Hawkins
Maureen S. G. Hawkins is an Assistant Professor in the Department of English of the University of Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada. She has written extensively on eighteenth-, nineteenth-, and twentieth-century Irish drama, on British, European, Canadian, and American drama, and on
Maureen E. Mulvihill
PhD, Wisconsin, 1982 (early women writers, texts & contexts: 1660-1714). Post-doc: Columbia University Rare Book School, NYC. Post-doc: Yale Center for British Art, CT. NEH Fellow, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD. Research Area: Irish Women Writing Politically, c1603-1801. Rare Book