Rebecca Haddaway
Research Interests
Literary and Critical Theory
History of Science and Medicine
19th Century American Literature and Philosophy
Education
MA in English
Penn State University (2020 projected)
BA in English Literature
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
BA in Global Studies: Health, Development, and the Environment
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
BA in Modern Languages, Linguistics, and Intercultural Communication (French)
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Professional Opportunities
Conference Presentations
INCS 2019 - Dallas - "The Afterlife of the Freak Show"
Department Service
Penn State Center for American Literary Studies (CALS) 2020 Symposium Planning Committee
Professional Coursework
Schreyer Center for Teaching Excellence - “Teach to Reach: Maximizing Learning for All Students”
Teaching
Comparative Literature 12 - Introduction to World Drama (one section, about 20 students)
This general education course focuses on dramatic texts in global, cross-temporal contexts. My approach to this course introduces students to literary, visual, and performance aspects of theatrical texts. Students critically engage with multiple definitions of “World Drama” alongside themes of travel, representation, and colony.
English 15 - Rhetoric and Composition (three sections, about 24 students)
In my three sessions of teaching Rhetoric and Composition, I have taught from two department syllabi, and one syllabus of my own design. My familiarity with a variety of methods to teach this course has allowed me to develop a tight and instructive course.
Languages
English - Native proficiency
French - Fluent reading proficiency, high speaking proficiency
German - Intermediate reading and speaking proficiency
Spanish - Elementary reading and speaking proficiency
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