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PANNAPACKER, WILLIAM, Associate Professor (2000); Director, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Scholars Program in the Arts and Humanities; Advisor, Newberry Library Program; Advisor, The Philadelphia Center; College Rep., Great Lakes College Association; Faculty Rep., Administrative Affairs Board; Humanities Rep., Academic Computing Advisory Team.

Education: B.A., St. Joseph's University (1990); M.A., University of Miami (1993); A.M., Harvard University (1997); Ph.D., Harvard University (1999).

Interests: American Literature and Culture, Digital Humanities, History of the Book, Auto/biography, Walt Whitman.

Selected Works: Revised Lives: Walt Whitman and Nineteenth-Century Authorship (Routledge, 2004); numerous shorter publications on American literature and culture; contributing editor, American Literary Scholarship (Duke, 2005-10); monthly columnist, Chronicle of Higher Education (1998-); contributor, The New York Times and Slate Magazine.

Distinctions: New Directions Initiative Grant (Mellon, 2011-12); Towsley Research Scholar (Hope, 2003-06); David Hirsch Memoral Lecture on American Literature (Brown, 2005); NY Emmy-nominated PBS Program, American Originals (2005); Whiting Foundation Fellow (Harvard, 1998-99); Bowdoin Prize (Harvard, 1994, 1999); Bell Prize for American Literature (Harvard, 1995, 1998).