English Language and Literature | University of Waterloo

Lecturers

Email	Elena Afros, PhD Hebrew University of Jerusalem Office: PAS 1232
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Email	Stephen Bennett, MA The College of William and Mary, VA Office: HH 249 519.888.4567 x38385
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Email	Alan Corrigan, MA University of Western Ontario
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Email	J. Andrew Deman, specializes in the comics form, generally, and graphic novel, specifically. Andrew has presented at conferences for the Canadian Society for Eighteenth Century Studies as well as the National Poetry Foundation of America. His work on the intersections of PostColonialism and Science Fiction can be read in the Fall 2004 issue of Femspec. Office: PAS 2212 519.888.4567 x32708
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Email	Nadine Gingrich, PhD University of Waterloo Office: HH 262 519.888.4567 x33398
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Email	Shannon Hartling, PhD University of Waterloo Office: ML 254C 519.888.4567 x32460
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Email	Sally Heath, BA (Wilfrid Laurier University) and MA (University of Waterloo), is interested in Contemporary Canadian Literature, Canadian Studies, and Composition Theory and Pedagogy. She is planning to write her dissertation using an interdisciplinary approach to a reading of current Canadian fictional landscapes and their relation to, and repercussions on, the place-identity of individuals. Outside of the university, she can be found training horses and riders at local equestrian establishments, or exploring the Canadian landscape first hand on her marginally successful adventure racing team, “Had No Plans.” Office: PAS 1061 519.888.4567 x32563
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Email	Alicia Kerfoot Office: HH 249 519.888.4567 x38385
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Email	Paul Kreller, PhD University of Waterloo Office: HH 262 519.888.4567 x33398
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Email	Judy Langill, MA University of Waterloo She has been a sessional lecturer at the University of Waterloo for approximately ten years, both on campus and online. Her areas of interest include; literary criticism, 19th-and 20th- century British Literature, international mystery fiction, children’s literature, and literature and the Bible. In more recent years Judy has trained as a chef through Humber College in Toronto. She has also worked as a food writer and restaurant critic for a national publication. Office: PAS 1232 416.951.6787
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Email	Rozena Maart, PhD CCCS, University of Birmingham, UK Office: HH 249 519.888.4567 x38385
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Email	Bill MacNaughton, PhD He is a retired emeritus professor in the Department. For many years he was Undergraduate Officer, and, at two different times, was Department Chair. His primary teaching and research areas were American Literature. Among his publications were books on Mark Twain, Henry James and John Updike.
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Email	Kathryn McArthur, MA University of Western Ontario Although officially retired in September 2010, she still teaches online courses and some courses on campus, especially Children's Literature. She has also taught Arthurian Legend and Detective Fiction for years and was a sessional lecturer in the Department of Speech Communication, helping to develop the Public Speaking course. Office: PAS 1232
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Email	Jacqui Smyth, PhD University of Western Ontario Office: STJ 1017 519.884.8811 x28216
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Email	Mark Spielmacher, PhD University of Waterloo Office: STJ 1017 519.884.8111 x28273
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Email	Heather Stuart Office: HH 249 519.888.4567 x38385
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