Camelia Raghinaru
Professor of English, Department Chair
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Biography
Camelia Raghinaru holds a PhD in English from the University of Florida (2012). Her research interests focus on utopian studies, modernism, and popular culture. Her articles on Conrad, Lawrence, Joyce, Woolf, and Bréton have been published in various academic journals (Studies in the Novel, [sic], Forum, etc.) and edited collections (Great War Modernism and Critical Approaches to Joseph Conrad). Currently she works on two essays dealing with the shift from Victorianism to modernism in Joseph Conrad and popular modernisms.
Education
- Ph.D., English — University of Florida (2012)
- M.A., English — University of Central Arkansas (2005)
- MSE, English Education — Harding University (2002)
- B.A., English Language & Literature / Romanian Language & Literature — University of Transylvania, Romania (1999)
Courses Taught
- ENG 384: Modern and Contemporary Literature
- WRT 333: Contemporary Short Story
- ENG 451: Senior Seminar
- ENG 471: Literary Theory
- ENG 388: Modern Drama and Film
- ENG 342: American Literature II
- ENG 421: Major European Writers
- ENG 378: Christianity and Literature
- CENG 203: Imagining Freedom and Citizenship
- WRT 102: Writing and Research