Resume

• 2011

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  ABD\nInterests: Arthurian literature

  Robin Hood

  Chaucer

  British Literature of the Long Eighteenth Century

  Adaptation studies-particularly the adaptation of Arthurian literature

  Robin Hood

  and Chaucer. Other interests: American Modernist Writers: Hemingway

  Fitzgerald

  Faulkner

  Gene Stratton-Porter

  Medieval Literature

  Eighteenth Century British Literature

  Popular Culture Association

  University of Houston

• 2010

  San Jacinto College District-North Campus

  English Dept.

  Houston

  TX

  Introduction to Literature

  Adjunct Instructor

  San Jacinto College District-North Campus

  English Dept.

  Article: “Radio Adaptations of Robin Hood’s Legend during the Golden Age of Radio”

  Dept. of English

  University of Houston

  Lone Star College-North Harris Adjunct Faculty Teacher Excellence Award

  Lone Star College-North Harris

• 2008

  UH-Downtown

  Houston Chronicle/ThisWeek

  North Houston area

  Developmental Writing

  UH-Downtown

• 2005

  Master's Degree

  Literature

  Graduate Assistant

  Sam Houston State University

• 2003

  Lone Star College Kingwood

  North Harris

  Greenspoint

  English Dept.

  Houston

  TX

  Business and local news beat covering the Kingwood/Humble/Atascocita areas

  Houston Chronicle/ThisWeek

  North Houston area

  Taught writing and introduction to literature courses as well as sophomore level American literature courses; taught developmental reading and writing; English Tutor English Tutor and SEA (Success Encourages Achievement Program) Student Tutor

  Lone Star College Kingwood

  North Harris

  Greenspoint

  English Dept.

  Houston

  TX

  Visiting Lecturer

  Texas A&M University at Galveston

• 1995

  Bachelor's Degree

  BS

  News-Editorial

  College of Journalism and Mass Communication

  Abilene Christian University

• University Teaching

  Adult Education

  Editing

  Teaching

  Research

  Curriculum Development

  Curriculum Design

  Higher Education

  Student Affairs

  Tutoring

  “Old Angels

  Wasted and Spent: Representations of the Wanton Widow in Sixteenth and Seventeenth-Century Pop Culture and ‘The Boke of Mayd Emlyn’”

  “Old Angels

  Wasted and Spent: Representations of the Wanton Widow in Sixteenth and Seventeenth-Century Pop Culture and ‘The Boke of Mayd Emlyn’”

  “Radio Adaptations of Robin Hood’s Legend during the Golden Age of Radio”

  University of Houston Graduate Student Conference

  Houston

  TX

  “The Revolt of John Bull’s Daughter: Frances Burney’s Brief Reflections Relative to the Emigrant French Clergy (1793)

  18th- and 19th-century British Women Writers Conference

  Boulder

  Colorado

  “Old Angels

  Wasted and Spent: Representations of the Wanton Widow in Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century Popular Culture ‘The Boke of Mayd Emlyn’ and the Broadside Ballad”

  International Conference of Medieval and Renaissance Thought

  Sam Houston State University

  Huntsville

  TX

  “Adaptations of the Robin Hood Legend in the Golden Age of Radio

  1920-1950”

  2012 Popular Culture Annual Conference

  Boston

  Massachusetts

  “A Question of Salvation: The Prodigal Daughter (1750)

  an Eighteenth-Century Broadside Ballad Adaptation of the Seventeenth-Century Ballad The Wanton Wife of Bath (1624)\"

  Texas Medieval Conference

  Texas Medieval Association

  University of Houston

  Houston

  TX

  Echols

  Katherine

  Echols

  Texas A&M University at Galveston