Harrison Otis is a fourth-year PhD student and Presidential Scholar at Baylor University, currently researching narrative identity in twentieth-century British novels. He also works as Graduate Assistant Director of Baylor’s University Writing Center.
Caelan Elliott is a student at Baylor University studying Irish Literature with Professor Richard Russell. Caelan is a research assistant to the Dean of the Honors College, and an editor for Baylor undergraduate research publication, The Pulse.
Professor of English and Writing at Houston Baptist University. Author of book of poems Viewed from the Keel of a Canoe.
I am the son of an Irish Immigrant from the Republic, in County Cork, and have currently done one major independent research paper regarding the ideological foundations of, applications from, and successive organizations following noted Irish socialist and patriot James
Laura Marshall Clark, M.A., is a member of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma with ancestral heritage of Irish immigrants from County Tyrone, Ireland. She is an interdisciplinary scholar, author, and curator, exploring North America’s numerous and distinct tribal histories,
David Holdeman specializes in twentieth-century Irish literature and culture (especially W. B. Yeats); modern British and American poetry and drama; and the theory and practice of scholarly editing. His most recent book, “W. B. Yeats in Context” (Cambridge, 2010), co-edited
I am currently a graduate student at the University of St. Thomas performing research on the Stage Irishwoman and the novels of James Joyce, with specific reference to the colonial and postcolonial implications of each.
LeeAnn Derdeyn is a Clinical Associate Professor of Writing and English at University of North Texas. While LeeAnn Derdeyn’s primary focus was T. S. Eliot and Modernism, her DNA links back to Ireland. Her name transliterates in Gaelic as “scholarship”
A native of Paris, Tennessee, Richard Rankin Russell specializes in modern and contemporary Irish and British literature. He has published eight books on authors from Ireland and Northern Ireland and directs the graduate program in English at Baylor University in