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Rebecca Haddaway

Rebecca Haddaway

English Graduate Assistant
Center & Institutes Humanities Dissertation Release Graduate Scholar (Humanities Institute, Fall 2023)
Preferred Pronouns: She/her/hers
203 Burrowes Building, Cubicle C
Mailroom: 430 Burrowes Building

Mailroom: 430 Burrowes Building

Rebecca Haddaway

Fall 2023 Office Hours

Not teaching Fall '23 Contact me for an appointment

Education

M.A. English, The Pennsylvania State University
B.A. English Literature, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
B.A. Global Studies: Development, Health, and the Environment, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
B.A. Modern Languages, Linguistics, and Intercultural Communication: French, University of Maryland, Baltimore County

Professional Bio

I am a fourth-year PhD student in the English department with interests in late eighteenth- and nineteenth-century American literature, histories of science and medicine, and visual culture such as scientific illustration, medical imaging, and the history of photography. Decolonial methods and theories are most important to my work, as well as theories about archive, death, health, and the environment.

This Fall 2023 semester, I am a graduate scholar in residence at the Humanities Institute. Read more about my project here: https://hi.psu.edu/scholars/rebecca-haddaway/

Courses that I have taught include English 15: Rhetoric and Composition, English 202A: Writing in the Social Sciences, English 202B: Advanced Writing in the Humanities, Comparative Literature 131: Crime and Detection in World Literature, and Comparative Literature 12: Introduction to World Drama.