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Professor
Professor, English and Professional Writing
David T. Franke
- 607-753-5945 (office)
- More Info URL: https://www2.cortland.edu/departments/english/faculty-staff-detail.dot?fsid=54ef07fb-e100-4e70-81b1-7b83ccd5f340
- Writing Matters Conference: http://writingmattersconference.com
- National Writing Project: http://sevenvalleyswritingproject.com
Adjunct Lecturer
Megan Frisbie
- 607-753-4307 (department)
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Professor
Department Chair
Andrea R. Harbin (She/her/hers)
- 607-753-2073 (office)
- More Info URL: https://www2.cortland.edu/departments/english/faculty-staff-detail.dot?fsid=294489
- Research Interests: Medieval Drama, Digital Humanities
Adjunct Lecturer
Kathy Hemingway Jones
English Department
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- 607-753-4307 (department)
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Lecturer IV
Mario Hernandez
- 607-753-4889 (office)
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Instructor
Dr. Jeffrey L. Jackson (he, him, his)
- 607-753-4260 (office)
- Department Service: Student Engagement and Retention Committee, Anti-Racism Ad-Hoc Committee (Chair)
- Education: Ph.D. Syracuse University M.S. Syracuse University B.A. Binghamton University
Associate Professor
John C. Leffel
- 607-753-2080 (office)
Professor
Matthew Lessig
- 607-753-2071 (office)
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Adjunct Lecturer
Howard Lindh
English Department
Old Main, Room 112
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- 607-753-4307 (department)
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Assistant Professor
Willnide E Lindor
- 607-753-4307 (department)
- Publications: “Experience Retrieval Exercise (ERE): A Pedagogical Approach to Race and Empire.” Literature Compass, vol. 22, no.1 (Spring 2025). “Spectrum of Darkness: George Herbert's Ventriloquism of an African Woman in "Aethiopissa ambit Cestum Diversi Coloris Virum.” English Literary Renaissance, vol.54, no.3 (Autumn 2024)
- Research Interests: Early modern drama and poetry, Shakespeare, metaphysical poetry, premodern critical race studies, and gender studies
- Education : Ph.D. English, Vanderbilt University M.A. English, Vanderbilt University B.A. English and Comparative Literature in French, Queens College