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MARK WILLHARDT
801 East First Avenue EDUCATION Oct., 1993
Ph.D. English Literature, Rutgers University
TEACHING EXPERIENCE ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, 2003-Present
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR,
2000-2003
English 110: Composition and Literature
English 110: Writing One ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (Limited Term), 1997-98
VISITING ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, 1995-97
Undergraduate Courses
Graduate Courses
ADJUNCT LECTURER, 1991-1995
English 102: Critical Reading and Writing: Drama
TEACHING ASSISTANT, 1987-1991
Major British Writers: Blake to Present, Spring 1991. PUBLICATIONS "Available Rebels and Folk Authenticities: Billy Bragg and Michelle Shocked." The Resisting Muse: Popular Music and Social Protest. Ed. Ian Peddie. London: Ashgate, 2005.
The Routledge Who's Who in
Twentieth-Century World Poetry. Editor. London: Routledge, 2000. "Effective Alienation: Collaborative Teaching and Defamiliarization." Co-author Peter J. Caccavari. Nebraska English Journal Fall, 1993. 38-51.
PRESENTATIONS AND CONFERENCE POSITIONS
"Coming to College." Monmouth College. January, 2004; January, 2005. “Selling a Canon: A Contrapuntal Presentation.” Monmouth College. November, 2002.
Behrend College, HRPC Forum, September, 1997.
"Rereading the Contemporary Scottish National Narrative." Midwest Modern Language Association, 1996. Chair and Respondent.
"Loy and Barnes: Modernism's Shifting Perimeters." Midwest Modern Language Association, 1996. Respondent.
"A Cross-Gendered Poetry Reading." Modern Language Association, 1995. Convener and Moderator.
"National Borders in Nineteenth Century Scottish Literature" Midwest Modern Language Association, 1995. Respondent.
"Gender and the Dramatic Monologue." Midwest Modern Language Association, 1995. Chair.
"Postmodern Poetry, Body Inscription and Machine Performance." The UST Critical Theory Symposium on Belief, Community and the Postmodern, 1994. Moderator.
"Scottish Literature: What's It Mean to Be A Scot?" Midwest Modern Language Association, 1994. Chair.
"Pinning Down New Metaphors: Hugh MacDiarmid Wrestles with Hegemony." Midwest Modern Language Association, 1993.
"Collaborative Teaching as a Model for Student Writing." The Conference on College Composition and Communication, 1992.
"The Influence of Red Clydeside: Historic and Fantastic Dystopias in Alasdair Gray's Lanark." Northeast Modern Language Association, 1992.
"Effective Alienation: Collaborative Teaching and Defamiliarization." The Penn State Conference on Rhetoric and Composition, 1992.
"Samuel Beckett and the Post-Modern Body." Northeast Modern Language Association, 1992. Chair.
"Utopian Criticism, Utopian Society: A Look at Fredric Jameson's The Political Unconscious." New Jersey College English Association, 1991.
"The Language Poets as Marxists." Rewriting the (Post)Modern: (Post)Colonialism, Feminism, Late Capitalism. University of Utah, 1990.
SERVICE
2001-02 Co-chair, Mentoring Week ACM Newberry Library Campus Representative Public Affairs Committee Convocation Committee Information Literacy Committee Web Coordinator Advisory Committee SOAR Departmental Search Committee Departmental Curriculum Committee 2000-01 Co-chair, Advising Week Co-chair, Monmouth College and ACM Web Site Evaluation Task Force ACM Newberry Library Campus Representative Web Master Hiring Committee Departmental Representative Admission Open House Merit Scholarship Day 1999-2000 Presidential Scholars Weekend A & S Study Abroad Committee World Student Organization Advisor Pre-Law Advising Committee 1998-99 Fall Open House Recruitment Presidential Scholars Weekend A & S Study Abroad Committee International Affairs Committee
Pre-Law Advising Committee 1997-98 First-year Orientation Facilitator Faculty Advisor The Literary Club/Sigma Tau Delta First-year Student Advisor 1996-97 First-year Student Advisor Director, M.A. theses Reader, M.A. theses 1995-96 Delta Epsilon Sigma Honors Society Initiation Speaker
ACADEMIC HONORS AND AWARDS
1989 Distinction in English, M.A., Rutgers University. 1987 Harry Scherman Award for Literary Criticism, Macalester College. F. Earl Ward Endowed Prize in English, Macalester College. Highest Honors, Honors Program, Macalester College.
1986 Bennet Cerf Endowed Prize in English, Macalester College. J.S. Black Prize in Scottish History, University of Aberdeen, Scotland. 1985 Carol A. Wurtzebach Endowed Prize in Oral Interpretation, Macalester College.
PROFESSIONAL AND HONORARY MEMBERSHIPS
Modern Language Association Phi Beta Kappa
REFERENCES
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