Dr. Patrice K. Gray, Associate Professor of English

Coordinator of Writing Across the Curriculum

Miller Hall ~ 26B   Ext. 3266   pgray@fsc.edu

Education:

B.A. English Honors, University of Massachusetts at Amherst

M.A. American Studies, Emory University

Ph.D. American Studies, Emory University

Graduate Courses Taught:

            Composition: Theory and Practice

            Teaching College Writing

            Teaching With Writing

Areas of Interest :

Nineteenth century and early twentieth century American literature and history, composition theory, and women�s studies. 

Professional Highlights:

Harrod Lecture: �Life in the Margin: The Curricular Origins of Fitchburg Normal School,� (1895-1910).  Accepted for publication by the University of Pittsburgh Press.

�Creating Conversational Spaces on Campus: Connecting Students and Faculty Though Appreciative Inquiry and Circular Questioning,� co-written with John Chetro-Szivos.  Journal of Student-Centered Learning, Vol. 2, No. 1 2003.

Published bibliographic reviews of late nineteenth and early twentieth century American women writers.

Recipient of Distinguished Teaching Award, University System of New Hampshire (1997).