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Chair: Philip Joseph
Associate Chair: Michelle Cmstock
Program Coordinator: Francine Olivas-Zarate
Program Assistant: Janelle (Jenny) Dunington
Office: 1015 9th Street Park
Telephone: 303-315-7830
Fax: 303-315-7826
Website: clas.ucdenver.edu/english/

Faculty

Professors: 

Joanne Addison, PhD, Purdue University 
Colleen Donnelly, PhD, University of Washington
Jeffrey Franklin, PhD, University of Florida
Bradford K. Mudge, PhD, University of Texas, Austin
Cynthia Wong, PhD, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

Associate Professors:

Pompa Banerjee, PhD, University of Massachusetts
Brian Barker, PhD, University of Houston
Nicole Beer, PhD, University of Missouri-Columbia
Teague Bohlen, MFA, Arizona State University
Nancy Ciccone, PhD, University of California, Berkeley
Michelle Comstock, PhD, Purdue University
Sarah Hagelin, PhD, University of Virginia 
Rodney Herring, PhD, University of Texas, Austin
Philip Joseph, PhD, State University of New York, Buffalo 
Joanna Luloff, MFA, Emerson College; PhD, University of Missouri
Wayne Miller, MFA, University of Houston
Gillian Silverman, PhD, Duke University 
John Tinnell, PhD, University of Florida, Gainesville
Catherine A. Wiley, PhD, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Ian Ying, PhD, University of Arizona

Assistant Professors:

Andrew Scahill, PhD, University of Texas, Austin
 

The English Studies graduate program provides a strong foundation in primary knowledge areas, including the history of the English language, the major genres and the theory of genre, approaches to literacy, and the impact of technology on reading and writing. The program invites MA candidates to build on this foundation by developing an expertise in teaching, and by expanding their content knowledge with courses in rhetoric, literature, film, and applied linguistics.

Graduate Program

Click here  to learn about the MA in English.

Certificates

The English department also offers a graduate certificate in teaching English to speakers of other languages.

Click here  to learn about Teaching English Language Learners Graduate Certificate.

Click here  to learn about the Graduate Certificate in Teaching College-level Literature and Film.

Click here  to learn about the Graduate Certificate in Teaching College-level Language and Literacy.

Additional Information

For additional information on majors, options, minors and certificates call the Department of English office at 303-315-7830. 

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