William A. Pannapacker,
Ph.D.
Associate Professor of English and Towsley Research Scholar
First-Year and Senior Seminars:
Classic
American Films, Exploring
Vocation Through Film (a linked First-Year and Senior Seminar).
Expository Writing:
The
American Presidency.
Cultural Heritage II:
Revolutions
and Revolutionaries, The West in the World, 1500-Present, The West in the World, 1500-Present (Online Version).
Upper-Division English Courses: American
Autobiography,
American Literature I (1620-1865),
American Literature and the Environment,
Banned Books, Introduction
to Literary Theory, Literature in English (1775-1900), Walt
Whitman's America, Literature of Teaching, American Romantic and Transcendental Literature, History of the Book.
Independent Studies:
Opportunities for one-on-one research for academic
credit.
Newberry Library Program:
Opportunities for advanced research in Chicago for
Hope's best scholars in literature, history, and other cultural
studies. Applications by March 1. Paid summer internships are also available.
E-mail/Phone:
pannapacker@hope.edu, (616) 395-7454.
Office Hours: Please write by e-mail to arrange a meeting.
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