Amanda Golden
Department of Humanities
New York Institute of Technology
Education
Ph.D. English with Honors. University of Washington, Seattle. December 2009.
M.A. English. University of Massachusetts, Amherst. 2003.
B.A. English. High Honors, Magna Cum Laude. Colgate University, Hamilton, NY. 2001.
Secondary English Teaching Certification. New York State. 2001.
Employment
Associate Professor of English. Fall 2019-present. Director of Writing, Summer 2023-present. New York Institute of Technology. Old Westbury, NY.
Assistant Professor of English. Fall 2015-Spring 2019. New York Institute of Technology. Old Westbury, NY.
Marion L. Brittain Postdoctoral Fellow. Georgia Institute of Technology. Atlanta, GA. Fall 2012-Spring 2015.
Instructor of English. Agnes Scott College, Decatur, GA. Spring 2012.
Instructor of English. Emory University. Atlanta, GA. Fall 2011.
NEH Postdoctoral Fellow in Poetics. The Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry. Emory University. Fall 2010-Spring 2011.
Postdoctoral Acting Instructor of English. University of Washington, Seattle. 2010.
Grants, Honors, and Awards
External
NEH Summer Stipend. “Editing the Poems of Sylvia Plath.” Summer 2022.
Modernist Studies Association Research Travel Grant. “The Margins of the Lyric: Gwendolyn Brooks Annotating Modernism.” 2019-20.
Digital Humanities Summer Institute Tuition Scholarship. University of Victoria, B.C. 2018.
Allen Room Study Resident. New York Public Library. Summer-Fall 2019.
Wertheim Study Resident. New York Public Library. 2015-6. Summer 2017-8.
“Thank a Teacher” Certificate. Georgia Institute of Technology. Fall and Spring 2013.
Mortimer Scholar. Mortimer Rare Book Room, Smith College, Northampton, MA. 2012.
Research Fellowship. Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library, Emory University. 2011.
T. S. Eliot International Summer School Bursary. University of London. 2011.
Robert B. Heilman Prize for Best Dissertation. University of Washington English Department. 2009.
Harry Ransom Center Dissertation Fellowship. University of Texas, Austin. 2007-8.
Everett Helm Visiting Fellowship. Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington. 2004-5.
Dean’s Award for Academic Excellence. Colgate University. Fall 1997-Spring 2000.
Internal (NYIT)
Institutional Support of Research and Creativity (ISRC) Grants: “Editing the Poems of Sylvia Plath,” 2022-3; “Annotating Modernism and Digital Media,” 2020-1; “Modernism, Media, and Collaboration,” 2019-20; “Digital Global Literary Archives,” 2018-9; “Editing the Archive: Poetry and Technology,” 2017-8; and “Sylvia Plath’s Manuscripts: Global Implications,” 2016-7.
“Thank a Teacher.” Fall 2023; Spring, Summer 2021.
College of Arts and Sciences Faculty and Student Collaboration Summer Research Grants. 2023, 2017-9.
Sabbatical Leave, Fall 2021-Spring 2022
College of Arts and Sciences Summer Institute. Online course development funding. 2020.
College of Arts and Sciences Teaching Grant. Spring 2017.
Publications
Books
The Bloomsbury Handbook to Sylvia Plath. Collection co-edited with Anita Helle and Maeve O’Brien. Bloomsbury Academic, 2022 (hardcover); 2023 (paperback). 27 Contributors.
Annotating Modernism: Marginalia and Pedagogy from Virginia Woolf to the Confessional Poets. Monograph. Routledge, 2020 (hardcover); 2021 (paperback). *6 Reviews.
This Business of Words: Reassessing Anne Sexton. Sole Editor, collection. University Press of Florida, 2016 (hardcover), 2018 (paperback). In 905 libraries worldwide (Worldcat). *4 Reviews.
Peer Reviewed Publications in Journals
With Cassandra Laity, “Introduction: Feminist Modernist Digital Humanities.” Feminist Modernist Studies 1.3 (October 2018): 205-10.
“Textbook Greek: Thoby Stephen in Jacob’s Room.” Woolf Studies Annual 23 (2017): 83-108.
“John Berryman at Midcentury: Annotating Ezra Pound and Teaching Modernism.” Modernism/modernity 21.2 (April 2014): 507-28. *5 Citations.
“Ted Hughes and the Midcentury American Academy.” The Ted Hughes Society Journal 3 (2013): 47-52.
Non-Peer Reviewed Publications in Journals
“‘Latent Energy’: Mulk Raj Anand’s Letter to Langston Hughes.” The Space Between: Literature and Culture, 1914-1945, Vol. 15 (2019).
“Feminist Digital Pedagogy.” Virginia Woolf Miscellany 93 (Spring/Summer 2018): 42-3, part of segment on Jane Marcus Feminist University Conference, CUNY Graduate Center.
“Ted Hughes, Isaac Bashevis Singer, and an Interview with Jules Chametzky.” The Ted Hughes Society Journal 3 (2013): 59-66. *1 Citation
With Ellen Nodelman, “Recollections of Mrs. Hughes’s Student.” Plath Profiles 5, Supplement (Fall 2012): 125-39. *1 Citation
“Virginia Woolf’s Marginalia Manuscript.” Woolf Studies Annual 18 (2012): 109-17.
“Sylvia Plath on Charing Cross Road.” Plath Profiles 3, Supplement (Fall 2010): 113-9.
“Sylvia Plath’s Teaching Syllabus: A Chronology.” Plath Profiles 2 (Sumer 2009): 209-220.
“Sylvia Plath’s Reading of Virginia Woolf: A Chronology.” Virginia Woolf Miscellany 71.1 (Spring / Summer 2007): 6-7.
Book Chapters
“Lyric ‘Unpunctuation’: W. S. Merwin’s Early New Yorker Correspondence.” Reading W. S. Merwin in a New Century: American and European Perspectives. Ed. Cheri Colby Langdell. Palgrave Macmillan, 2023. 201-10.
“Archival Pedagogy: Curating Edna O’Brien’s Sylvia Plath Television Play.” The Bloomsbury Handbook to Sylvia Plath. Eds. Anita Helle, Amanda Golden, and Maeve O’Brien. Bloomsbury Academic, 2022. 279-87.
“Zadie Smith Archiving New York in Grand Union.” Late Modernism & Expatriation. Ed. Lauren Arrington. Clemson UP, 2022. 63-75.
“Digital Landscapes: Mapping Global Modernist Women Writers.” Teaching Modernist Women’s Writing in English. Ed. Janine Utell. Modern Language Association, 2021. 198-207.
“Digital Design with William Morris.” Teaching William Morris. Eds. Jason Martinek and Elizabeth Carolyn Miller. Fairleigh Dickinson UP, 2019. 275-82.
“Sylvia Plath’s Teaching and the Shaping of Her Work.” Sylvia Plath in Context. Ed. Tracy Brain. Cambridge UP, 2019. 255-63. *1 Citation
“Sylvia Plath’s Library: The Marginal Archive.” The Contemporary Poetry Archive. Eds. Linda Anderson, Mark Byers, and Ahren Warner. Edinburgh UP, 2019. 111-23.
“On Manuscripts: Virginia Woolf and Archives.” Virginia Woolf and the World of Books. Eds. Nicola Wilson and Claire Battershill. Clemson UP and Liverpool UP, 2018. 26-30.
“Hughes’s Archives.” Ted Hughes in Context. Ed. Terry Gifford. Cambridge UP, 2018. 347-8.
“The Past and Future of James Joyce Copyright.” Joyce and the Law. Ed. Jonathan Goldman. UP of Florida, 2017. 262-75.
“‘This is an archive’: Agha Shahid Ali’s Postcards from Kashmir.” Mad Heart Be Brave: On the Poetry of Agha Shahid Ali. Ed. Kazim Ali. U of Michigan P, 2017. 33-44.
“‘The Woolf Sting’: Sylvia Plath Annotating Virginia Woolf.” Virginia Woolf and Twentieth Century Women Writers. Ed. Kathryn Artuso. Salem Press, 2014. 188-205.
“Anne Sexton’s Modern Library.” Collecting, Curating, and Researching Writers’ Libraries: A Handbook. Eds. Richard W. Oram and Joseph Nicholson. Rowman & Littlefield, 2014. 65-76.
“‘A Brief Note in the Margin’: Virginia Woolf and Annotating.” Contradictory Woolf: Selected Papers from the Twenty-First Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf. Eds. Derek Ryan and Stella Bolaki. Clemson UP, 2012. 209-14.
Book Reviews
Heather Clark, Red Comet: The Short Life and Blazing Art of Sylvia Plath (Knopf, 2020) Modernism/modernity Print Plus, volume 6, cycle 2, October 21, 2021.
Dirk Van Hulle, Modern Manuscripts: The Extended Mind and Creative Undoing from Darwin to Beckett and Beyond (Bloomsbury Academic, 2014). Woolf Studies Annual 22 (2016): 129-32.
Carrie Smith and Lisa Stead, eds., The Boundaries of the Literary Archive: Reclamation and Representation (Ashgate, 2013). Woolf Studies Annual 20 (2014): 168-72.
Jeanne Dubino, ed., Virginia Woolf and the Literary Marketplace (Palgrave, 2010). Woolf Studies Annual 19 (2013): 295-7.
Marsha Bryant, Women’s Poetry and Popular Culture (Palgrave, 2011). Tulsa Studies in Women’s Literature 30.2 (Fall 2011) [Published 2013]: 475-8.
“Sylvia Plath’s Presence in Recent Ted Hughes Publications.” Poet and Critic: The Letters of Ted Hughes and Keith Sagar. Keith Sagar, ed. (British Library, 2012), The Cambridge Companion to Ted Hughes. Terry Gifford, ed. (Cambridge UP, 2011), and Edward Hadley, The Elegies of Ted Hughes (Palgrave Macmillan, 2010). Plath Profiles 5 (Summer 2012): 500-7.
Luke Ferretter, Sylvia Plath’s Fiction: A Critical Study (Edinburgh UP, 2010). Plath Profiles 4 (Summer 2011): 375-8.
Heather Clark, The Grief of Influence: Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes (Oxford UP, 2011). Plath Profiles 4 (Summer 2011): 379-84.
Briefly Noted, Alfred M. Cook, ed., Alfred Kazin’s Journals (Yale UP, 2011). Plath Profiles 4 (Summer 2011): 354-5.
Digital Resources
Sylvia Plath’s Library. A visual archive displaying photographs of covers of the books that Plath owned and annotated, housed at Smith, Indiana University, and Emory University.
Sylvia Plath Map of Northampton. An annotated walking guide. *10,469 views as of 2.11.21.
Digital Publications and Media
Interviewed in “Faculty Participate in Modernist Studies Association Conference.” New York Tech News. Nov. 9, 2023.
Interviewed in “The Colossus” (1959) by Sylvia Plath and “It is Sort of Taboo”: Amanda Golden on Writing in the Margins. Ear Read This podcast. August 11 and 13, 2021.
Mentioned in “Sylvia Plath: Will the Poet Always Be Defined by Her Death?” BBC Culture. by Lillian Crawford, July 20, 2021.
Curator, “On or About 2020”: Modernist Studies Association Digital Exhibition. November 2020.
Authors Answer. Following the publication of Annotating Modernism. June 16, 2020.
“Episode Two: Annotating Modernism.” Plath & Co Podcast. May 2020.
“Cancelled in Purple: Alice Walker’s Virginia Woolf Calendar.” Modernism/modernity Print Plus, Volume 3, Cycle 3. Peer Reviewed. November 13, 2018.
Interviewed in “Found: Former UH Graduate Students Discover ‘Forgotten’ Anne Sexton Poems.” Allyn West, Houston Chronicle. October 16, 2018.
“Everyday En Dehors Garde.” Mina Loy Navigating the Avant-Garde. August 8, 2018.
“Talking Literature & Multimodality with Dr. Amanda Golden, NYIT.” The Write Mode Podcast. May 29, 2018.
“Girl Powered Art and Technology: An Exhibition by Students in ICLT 300: Women, Technology, and Art.” Wisser Library, NYIT. December 2017-March 2018.
“Q&A with Amanda Golden: A Study in Archives.” By Julie Godsoe. NYIT: The Box. Dec. 6, 2017.
Facebook Live, “Women, Technology, and Art.” Interview with Dean Nada Anid, School of Engineering and Computing Sciences at NYIT. October 4, 2017. 788 views as of 10.11.17.
Marissa Kessenich, “Bringing Anne Sexton Back into the Conversation: Q&A with Amanda Golden.” Cultural Compass. Harry Ransom Center, University of Texas at Austin. November 22, 2016.
“Modernist Marginalia.” Podcast. Bodleian Library, Oxford University. Oxford, UK. July 13, 2016.
“Navigating Modernism’s Visual History.” Teaching Modernist Writing in English Blog. Modern Language Association. April 2016.
“Global Digital Modernisms.” “Teaching Tools.” Studies in the Novel Affiliate Website. April 2016.
“Digital Woolf” and “Global Digital Modernisms” included in Resources for Teaching Modernist Women’s Writing in English. Modern Language Association. 2015.
“Victorian Technology and Art.” “Teaching Tools.” Studies in the Novel Affiliate Website. July 2015.
“Mock Interviews with Contemporary African American Writers.” TECHStyle. April 2014.
“Mapping Jacob’s Room.” TECHStyle. November 2013.
“Untouchable E-Books: Mulk Raj Anand, Modernism, and Technology.” TECHStyle. August 2013. Reposted by Postcolonial Digital Humanities.
Archival Expedition.” Emory Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library. Three parts. 2011.
Editing
Editor. Dispatches from the Intermodernist Archive, The Space Between: Literature and Culture, 1914-1945. 2020-1.
Editor. Feminist Modernist Digital Humanities Cluster, Feminist Modernist Studies 1.3 (October 2018). The issue was among those for which the journal received the Council of Editors of Learned Journals (CELJ) Award for Best New Journal.
Book Review Editor. Woolf Studies Annual. Fall 2010-2023.
Guest Editor. Plath Profiles: An Interdisciplinary Journal for Sylvia Plath Studies 3 (Summer 2010).
Co-Editor with Pamela St. Clair. Virginia Woolf Miscellany 71.1 (Spring / Summer 2007). Issue on Virginia Woolf and Sylvia Plath.
Research Positions / Exhibition
Research Assistant. “No Other Appetite”: Sylvia Plath, Ted Hughes, and the Blood Jet of Poetry. Curated by Karen V. Kukil and Steven C. Enniss. The Grolier Club, New York, NY. Fall 2005. Exhibition of materials in Sylvia Plath’s archive at Smith College and Ted Hughes’s archive at Emory University.
Curator. “Her Novels Make Mine Possible”: Virginia Woolf’s Influence on Sylvia Plath. International Conference on Virginia Woolf. Smith College, June 2003.
Teaching
New York Institute of Technology, Fall 2015-Present
Literature
ICLT 331: Women, Technology, and Art. Fall 2023, Summer 2023, and Fall 2022 (online, asynchronous); Fall 2018-20 (hybrid); Summer 2018-20 (online); Fall 2017 (in person).
ICLT 330: Global Literature and Digital Media. Spring 2024, 2023, and 2021 (online, asynchronous), Spring 2019-20 (hybrid) and 2018 (hybrid), Fall 2016 (in person).
ICLT 311: Modernism: Lit and Culture Early Twentieth Century: “Global Digital Modernisms.” Spring 2016-7.
Composition
FCWR 101: Foundations of College Composition: “College in the Digital World.” Fall 2023 and 2022 (online, asynchronous); Fall 2020 (online [asynchronous] and hybrid);
Fall 2020 (online and hybrid, 2 sections), Fall 2017-9.
FCWR 151: Writing II: Foundations of Research Writing: “Writing New York.” Spring 2024, 2023, and 2021 (online, asynchronous); Spring 2016-20 (in person).
FCWR 101: Foundations of College Composition: “Apple and Microsoft: 1975 to the Present.” Fall 2016, 2015 (2 sections).
FCWR 151: Writing II: Foundations of Research Writing: “Writing Long Island.” Fall 2015.
Columbia University, Summer 2016
Reading and Critical Thinking. “Reading New York.” Summer Programs for High School Students, Students entering grades 11 and 12.
Georgia Tech, 2012-2015
English 1102: “Victorian Technology and Art.” Spring 2015. Three sections.
English 1102: “Global Digital Modernisms.” Fall 2014. Three sections.
English 1102: “African American Literature: From the Harlem Renaissance to the Digital Present.” Spring 2014. Three sections.
English 1102: “Digital Woolf. ” Fall 2013. Three sections addressing Virginia Woolf’s fiction, essays, and journals as well as the literature and art of the Bloomsbury Group.
English 1102: “Modernism: Technology and Communication.” Spring 2013. Three sections.
English 1101: “Apple and Microsoft: 1975 to the Present.” Fall 2012. Three sections.
Agnes Scott College, 2012
English 110: The Craft of Writing: “Writing and the Women’s College.” Spring 2012. Writing course addressing literature by women’s college alumnae.
Emory University, 2010-2011
English 101: Expository Writing: “Advertising and Consumer Culture.” Fall 2011. Two sections.
American Studies 385: “Midcentury Poetics.” Spring 2011. Cross-listed as English 389 and Women’s Studies 385.
University of Washington, 2004-2010
Literature
English 440: “Post-1945 American Poetry.” Summer 2010.
English 338: Modern Poetry: “Anglo-American Poetry, 1890-1945.” Spring 2010.
English 337: The Modern Novel: “British Fiction: 1900-1939.” Winter 2010.
English 243: Reading Poetry: “American Poetry: 1860-1960.” Winter 2010.
English 200: “British Modernism and the Creative Process.” Spring 2007.
English 243: “American Poetry and the Archive.” Winter 2007.
English 200: “Modernism and Material Culture: The Changing Texture of Literature.” Fall 2006.
Composition
English 197: Writing in the Humanities. Interdisciplinary Writing Program. Spring 2008-9 and Fall 2007. Course linked to English 202: Introduction to English Language and Literature.
English 131: Composition: Exposition. Summer 2008 and Fall 2004-Spring 2005.
English 111: Composition: Literature: “The Scandalous Fifties” (Winter 2008) and “The Fifties: Domesticity and History” (Fall 2005-Spring 2006).
Essay Writing. The Halbert and Nancy Robinson Center for Young Scholars. University of Washington. Summers 2005-7. Three courses for advanced middle and high school students.
Professional Activities
Lectures
Paperback Launch of The Bloomsbury Handbook to Sylvia Plath. Hosted by the Sylvia Plath Society. January 2024. Virtual.
“Sylvia Plath’s Poetry: An Introduction and Discussion.” Koh-Ed Talks. École Jeannine Manuel (EJM), Paris, France. October 2023. Virtual.
“The Poetry of Sylvia Plath.” Sylvia Plath Symposium, Hunter College, New York, NY. March 2023. In Person.
“Sylvia Plath: English Major.” Smith College English Department, Northampton, MA. March 2023. In Person.
“Editing Sylvia Plath.” Sylvia Plath Festival. Hebden Bridge, UK. October 2022. Virtual.
Launch of The Bloomsbury Handbook to Sylvia Plath. Hosted by Melissa Parrish, Smith College. May 2022. Virtual.
Keynote Speaker, “Office Hours: Sylvia Plath, Pedagogy, and the Archive.” Sylvia Plath Society Conference. March 2022. Virtual.
“‘The Grim Keys of My Smug Typewriter’: On the Material Practice(s) of Sylvia Plath.” Woodberry Poetry Room, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA. March 2022. Virtual.
“Reading Sylvia Plath Now.” Bedlam Book Cafe, Worcester, MA. February 2022. Virtual.
“Modernist Editing.” Co-Organized and participated in virtual event hosted by NYIT College of Arts and Sciences and University of Glasgow Textual Editing Lab. December 2021.
“Modernism and Teaching.” With Rachel Sagner Buurma, Laura Heffernan, and Benjamin D. Hagen. Centre for Literary Editing and the Materiality of the Text and Centre for Modernist Cultures. University of Birmingham, UK. November 2021. Virtual.
“Scholarly Editing and the Archive.” Research Seminar, University of Huddersfield, UK. November 2021. Virtual.
“Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway.” Yonsei University, Korea. May 2021. Virtual.
Launch of Red Comet: The Short Life and Blazing Art of Sylvia Plath. Heather Clark in Conversation with Amanda Golden. Maynooth University, Ireland. November 2020. Virtual.
“Sylvia Plath and Irish Modernism.” Golden in conversation with Heather Clark. New York City Irish Studies Consortium. July 2020. Virtual.
Launch of Annotating Modernism. Golden in conversation with Anita Helle and Maeve O’Brien. June 2020. Virtual.
“Rewriting the Lyric: Sylvia Plath Annotating James Joyce.” James Joyce Society. Glucksman Ireland House, New York University. February 2019.
Anne Sexton Event with Amanda Golden, Deirdre Coyle, Briallen Hopper, and Jeanne Marie Beaumont. This Business of Words: Reassessing Anne Sexton Paperback Launch. Berl’s Brooklyn Poetry Shop, New York, NY. November 2018.
Scholar Roundtable, This Business of Words: Reassessing Anne Sexton. New York Public Library. New York, NY. April 2017. Audio Recording.
“Rooms are Never Finished: The Legacy of Agha Shahid Ali.” Poets House. New York, NY. April 2017. Audio Recording.
“Annotating Modernism.” Material Texts Seminar. Bodleian Library. Oxford University, UK. June 2016.
Great Works Seminar. “Creation of Modernism.” Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry, Emory University. Spring 2015. Four-session NEH funded seminar open to the public.
Keynote Speaker. “Living in the Margins: Sylvia Plath’s College Reading.” “Beyond the Margins” Student Conference. Middle Georgia State College. Macon, GA. March 2015.
Great Works Seminar. “Virginia Woolf’s A Room of One’s Own.” Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry, Emory. Spring 2014. Four-session NEH. funded seminar open to the public.
Featured Speaker. “Transnational Plath: Writing ‘Purdah.’” Sylvia Plath Symposium. Indiana University, Bloomington. October 2012.
Public Lecture. “Teaching Modernist Texts: Sylvia Plath at Midcentury.” Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry, Emory. March 2011.
Featured Speaker. “‘Beyond the Mundane Order’: Sylvia Plath’s Reading and Teaching of Modernism.” New England Poetry Conference. University of Massachusetts, Lowell. April 2007.
Presentations
“Writing The Bell Jar.” English 463W and 563W: Women Writers. Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA. February 2023. Virtual.
“Greenhouse Poetics: Sylvia Plath Annotating.” Anthropology 213: Lyman Conservatory and Sylvia Plath’s Botanical Imagination. Smith College. Northampton, MA. February 2023. In Person
“The Plath Archive.” Smith College Library. Northampton, MA. September 2022. In Person.
“The Bell Jar.” Lit 4934: Women Writers. University of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL. April 2022. Virtual.
“Sylvia Plath’s Manuscripts.” English 219: Poetry, Gender and Sexuality, and the Limits of Privacy. Smith College, Northampton, MA. February 2022. In Person.
“Digital Woolf.” Virginia Woolf Seminar, California State University, Fresno. February 2021. Virtual.
“Footnotes and Paratexts.” Honors Thesis Seminar. Colgate University. February 2021. Virtual.
“Sylvia Plath, Anne Sexton, and Gwendolyn Brooks.” Hobart and William Smith Colleges, February 2021. Virtual.
“Annotating Modernism.” Guest speaker in Amardeep Singh’s graduate course, English 498: Decolonizing (Digital) Humanities. Lehigh University, October 2020. Virtual.
"Material Shadows: Rereading Gwendolyn Brooks and the Archive.” Research Study Rooms Works in Progress Series. New York Public Library. August 2020. Virtual.
“Virginia Woolf’s Orlando.” Murdoch University, Perth, Australia. May 2020. Virtual.
“Mrs. Dalloway’s Birds: Virginia Woolf, Marginalia, and Mapping.” Hunter College. November 2019.
“Digital Editions and TEI (Text Encoding Initiative).” Smith College. January 2019.
“Editing Plath’s Poetry.” Smith College. January 2019 and 2017.
“Plath Revising and Publishing.” Smith College. January 2018.
“Plath Editing, Annotating, and Teaching.” Smith College. January 2018.
“Sylvia Plath’s Poetry Manuscripts.” Brandeis University, Waltham, MA. Oct. 2016. Virtual.
“Orlando’s Plath.” University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN. March 2016. Virtual.
“Sylvia Plath’s Bees.” United States Military Academy, West Point, NY. March 2016.
“Everyday Plath.” Columbia University. New York, NY. December 2015.
“Sylvia Plath’s Reading and Her Late Poetry Manuscripts.” Brandeis University, Nov. 2015.
“Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes.” University of Saint Thomas, October 2015. Virtual.
“Faculty Workshop: Digital Methods in Humanities Teaching.” Oregon State University. Corvallis, OR. May 2015.
“Introduction to Annotating Modernism: Marginalia and Pedagogy from Virginia Woolf to the Confessional Poets.” New York City Modernism Seminar. New York, NY. June 2013.
With Margaret Konkol, “What the Liberal Arts can do with Technology in the Classroom.” Oglethorpe University. Atlanta, GA. March 2013.
Conferences
Sessions Organized
“Sylvia Plath After 90 Years: Accessibility, Disability Studies, and Pedagogy.” Modern Language Association Convention. Philadelphia, PA. January 2024. In Person.
“Publishing Workshop.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Brooklyn, NY. October 2023. In Person.
"Sylvia Plath at 90.” American Literature Association. Boston, MA. May 2023. In Person.
"Scholarly Editing Now.” Modern Language Association Convention. Forum on Scholarly Editing and Bibliography. Seattle, WA. January 2020.
“Feminist Designs: Visualizing the Future of Modernist Digital Humanities.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Columbus, OH. November 2018.
“New York as Text: Bibliographies and Geographies.” Forum on Scholarly Editing and Bibliography. Modern Language Association Convention. New York, NY. Jan. 2018.
"Teaching Modernism in the Digital World.” South Atlantic Modern Language Association Conference. Atlanta, GA. November 2013.
“Everyday Technology: Teaching Modernism and Digital Media: A Roundtable.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Sussex, UK. August-September 2013.
“Moving Spectacles: Modernism and Place.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Las Vegas, NV. October 2012.
“Institutional Woolf.” International Virginia Woolf Society Panel. Modern Language Association Convention. Seattle, WA. January 2012.
“Transatlantic Exchanges.” South Atlantic Modern Language Association Conference. Atlanta, GA. November 2011.
With Anita Helle, “Modernism and the Scene of the Archive.” Peer Seminar. Modernist Studies Association Conference. Victoria, B. C. November 2010.
“Reading Modernism at Mid-Century.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Nashville, TN. November 2008.
“Virginia Woolf, Sylvia Plath, and Material Culture.” Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf. Denver, CO. June 2008.
“Annotating Modernist Texts: New Material Approaches in Modernist Studies.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Tulsa, OK. October 2006.
Conference Presentations
2023 With Heather A. Love, “Electrifying the Streets: Mobility, Visibility, Sociability.” Peer Seminar. Modernist Studies Association Conference. Brooklyn, NY. October 2023. In Person.
“‘Faint, Undulant Watermark[s]’: Editing Sylvia Plath at 90.” American Literature Association. Boston, MA. May 2023. In Person.
2021 Curator, Room: “Digital Woolf: Maps and Apps with Amanda Golden’s Students.” XR/ VR Virginia Woolf and Digital Modernisms Exhibition from California State University, Fresno. Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf. University of South Dakota. June 2021. Virtual.
“Recovering Gwendolyn Brooks’s Pedagogy.” Society for Textual Scholarship Conference. The New School, New York, NY. May 2021. Virtual.
“‘Armed with Poetry’: Sylvia Plath’s Marianne Moore Archive.” Marianne Moore and the Archives Conference. State University of New York at Buffalo. Buffalo, NY. May 2021. Virtual.
2020 “Marginalia and the T. S. Eliot Archive.” Annual Meeting of T. S. Eliot Society. October 2020. Virtual.
“Bring Your Own Book (BYOB) Launch Party.” Annotating Modernism. SHARP in Focus, Society for the History of Authorship, Reading and Publishing, June 2020. Virtual.
“It bides its time: Sylvia Plath’s Library and The Earthenware Head.” Sylvia Plath Zoomposium. May 2020. Virtual.
2019 “Plastic Pedagogy: Modernism After Warhol.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Toronto, Canada. October 2019.
“Digital Transitions: Recovering Edna O’Brien’s Sylvia Plath Screenplay.” American Conference for Irish Studies. Boston, MA. March 2019.
“‘For Shame!’: Gwendolyn Brooks and Midcentury Annotations.” Modern Language Association Convention. Chicago, IL. January 2019.
2018 “The New Yorker Network.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Columbus, OH. November 2018.
2017 “‘Different from what it is’: Sylvia Plath’s Collected Poems.” Sylvia Plath: Letters, Words, and Fragments Conference. University of Ulster, UK. November 2017.
With Rebekah Geevarghese and Uzma Patel, “Unprinted Pages: Recovering Edna O’Brien’s Sylvia Plath Play.” Transnational Print Culture Conference. Fordham University. Bronx, NY. October 2017.
“On Manuscripts: Virginia Woolf and Archives.” Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf. Reading, UK. June 2017.
Roundtable Participant, “Feminism, Pedagogy, and the New Modernist Studies.” Modern Language Association Convention. Philadelphia, PA. January 2017.
“Making the Moors New: Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes.” Modern Language Association Convention. Philadelphia, PA. January 2017.
2016 Roundtable Participant, “Oh, the Places Modernist Studies Will Go.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Pasadena, CA. November 2016.
“‘Different from what it is’: Sylvia Plath’s Collected Poems.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Pasadena, CA. November 2016.
Leader of Breakout Session, “Feminist Digital Pedagogy.” Jane Marcus Feminist University Conference. Graduate Center, City University of New York. New York, NY. September 2016.
“Textbook Greek: Thoby Stephen in Jacob’s Room.” Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf. Leeds, UK. June 2016.
“Digital Design with William Morris.” Modern Language Association Convention. Austin, TX. January 2016.
2015 “Textbook Greek: Thoby Stephen in Jacob’s Room.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Boston, MA. November 2015.
“Modernism’s Apps.” Digital Diversity: Writing, Feminism, Culture. Edmonton, CA. May 2015.
2014 Roundtable Participant, “Digital Humanities and the Harlem Renaissance.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Pittsburgh, PA. November 2014.
“Untranslatable Maps: Jean Rhys, Nella Larsen, and the Digital.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Pittsburgh, PA. November 2014.
2013 “After the Telegraph: Modernism and Technology.” South Atlantic Modern Language Association Conference. Atlanta, GA. November 2013.
“Sylvia Plath’s Nighttown: Midcentury Marginalia in Plath’s Copy of Ulysses.” South Atlantic Modern Language Association Conference. Atlanta, GA. November 2013.
“Untouchable E-Books: Mulk Raj Anand, Modernism, and Technology.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Sussex, UK. August 2013.
“Transnational Portraits: Sylvia Plath Teaching James Joyce.” American Conference for Irish Studies Southern Region. Decatur, GA. March 2013.
2012 “Sylvia Plath, India, and Modernism.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Las Vegas, NV. October 2012.
“Expanding the James Joyce Archive: Midcentury Pedagogy, Modernism, and Poetics.” International James Joyce Symposium. Dublin, Ireland. June 2012.
“Ezra Pound’s Role in John Berryman’s Modernist Pedagogy.” Modern Language Association Convention. Seattle, WA. January 2012.
2011 “‘Only teaching on Tuesdays’: Robert Lowell and Elizabeth Bishop at Harvard.” South Atlantic Modern Language Association Conference. Atlanta, GA. Nov. 2011.
“‘A Brief Note in the Margin’: Virginia Woolf and Annotating.” Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf.” Glasgow, Scotland. June 2011.
2010 “Ted Hughes and the Midcentury American Academy.” Ted Hughes International Conference. Pembroke College, Cambridge University, Cambridge, UK. Sept. 2010.
“Annotating Saul Bellow: Anne Sexton in Academia.” American Literature Association Conference. San Francisco, CA. May 2010.
2009 “On Not Teaching Virginia Woolf: Sylvia Plath Reading Woolf and Teaching Modernism.” International Conference on Virginia Woolf. New York, NY. June 2008.
2008 “Luminous Details in The Dream Songs: John Berryman Annotating Ezra Pound.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Nashville, TN. November 2008.
2007 “‘In My End is My Beginning’: Sylvia Plath and Pedagogy.” Sylvia Plath 75th Year Literary Symposium. Oxford University. Oxford, UK. October 2007.
“The Shape of the Line.” Society for Textual Scholarship Conference. New York, NY. March 2007.
2006 “A Teacher of Henry James.” Modern Language Association Convention. Philadelphia, PA. Dec. 2006.
“‘The Sweepings of Every Country Including Our Own’: Sylvia Plath’s Annotation of Ulysses.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Tulsa, OK. October 2006.
“Reading Sylvia Plath’s copy of E. E. Cummings’s i: six nonlectures: Rethinking Cummings’s Impact on Post-War Poetry.” Twentieth Century Literature Conference. Louisville, KY. February 2006.
2005 “‘And My Taroc Pack and My Taroc Pack’: Dealing Eliot’s Cultural Artifacts.” T. S. Eliot Society Annual Meeting. St. Louis, MO. September 2005.
“The New Frontier: Sylvia Plath’s Teaching of D. H. Lawrence.” International D. H. Lawrence Conference. Santa Fe, NM. June 2005.
“Exploring Sylvia Plath’s Navigation of A Writer’s Diary: Reassessing Plath’s Reading of Virginia Woolf.” Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf. Portland, OR. June 2005.
2004 “Sylvia Plath and Exclamation Points: Reading Plath After The Restored Ariel.” Modernist Studies Association. Vancouver, B.C. October 2004.
2003 “Virginia Woolf’s Influence on Sylvia Plath’s Abandoned Novel, Falcon Yard.” Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf. Smith College. Northampton, MA. June 2003.
2002 “Sylvia Plath’s Literary Evolution.” Sylvia Plath Seventieth Year Literary Symposium. Indiana University, Bloomington, IN. October 2002.
Panels Chaired
"Sylvia Plath After 90 Years: Accessibility, Disability Studies, and Pedagogy.” Modern Language Association Convention. Philadelphia, PA. Jan. 2024.
“Generation M.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Brooklyn, NY. Oct. 2023.
“Varieties of Mysticism.” Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf. Lamar University, TX. June 2022. Virtual.
“Modernisms--Xtended: Bringing Extended and Virtual Reality (XR/VR) into a Virginia Woolf and Graduate Seminar.” Roundtable. Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf. University of South Dakota. June 2021. Virtual.
Chat Moderator, “Asex, Crip, Fantastical Woolf.” Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf. University of South Dakota. June 2021. Virtual.
“Reading Moore’s Poems.” Marianne Moore and the Archives Conference. State University of New York at Buffalo. Buffalo, NY. May 2021. Virtual.
“Scholarly Editing Now.” Modern Language Association Convention. Forum on Scholarly Editing and Bibliography. Seattle, WA. January 2020.
“Upheaval and Reconstruction and the Ethnofuturist Archives.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Toronto, Canada. October 2019.
“Lexigraphic Modernisms.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Columbus, OH. November 2018.
“New York as Text: Bibliographies and Geographies Roundtable.” Modern Language Association Convention. New York, NY. January 2018.
“Teaching and Learning in Sylvia Plath Studies and Women’s Studies: Community Engagement, Digital Humanities, and Service Learning.” Sylvia Plath: Letters, Words, and Fragments Conference. University of Ulster, UK. November 2017.
“Climate Change and Forms of Literary Recycling.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Pasadena, CA. November 2016.
Roundtable, “Revolutions in Poetic Lineage.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Boston, MA. November 2015.
“Dynamic Dorothea: Reading and Teaching Middlemarch.” Interdisciplinary Nineteenth-Century Studies Conference. Atlanta, GA. April 2015.
“By Design: Modernism and the Legacies of Nineteenth-Century Landscapes.” Modernist Studies Association Conference. Pittsburgh, PA. November 2014.
“Joycean Pedagogy.” International James Joyce Symposium. Dublin, Ireland. June 2012.
“Institutional Woolf.” International Virginia Woolf Society Panel. Modern Language Association Convention. Seattle, WA. January 2012.
Service
Service to the Profession
Vice President. International Virginia Woolf Society. 2021-3. Angelica Garnett Essay Prize Judge, 2021-3.
Program Committee. Modernist Studies Association Conference. 2023, 2019-20.
External Examiner. Julie Irigaray, Ph.D., University of Huddersfield, July 2023.
Manuscript Reviews. Cambridge UP, 2022; Oxford University Press, UP of Mississippi, Feminist Modernist Studies, Textual Cultures, eSharp (Glasgow Postgraduate Journal), and Aisthesis: Interdisciplinary Honors Journal, 2021; Palgrave Macmillan, Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy, and Papers on Language and Literature, 2020; Contemporary Literature and Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy, 2019; Contemporary Literature, Woolf Studies Annual, Textual Cultures, and Fairleigh Dickinson UP, 2018; PMLA, College Literature, Feminist Modernist Studies, and Literature, Interpretation, Theory, 2017; Modernism/modernity, 2017 and 2015; The Space Between: Literature and Culture, 1914-1945, 2015.
Book Proposal Reviews. Bloomsbury Academic and Wiley-Blackwell, 2021; Bloomsbury Academic, 2020; Wiley-Blackwell, 2019.
Book Prize for Editions, Anthologies, and Collections Committee. Modernist Studies Association. 2021.
Speed Mentoring, Mentor, Modernist Studies Association, June 2021. Virtual.
International Advisory Board. Modernist Archives Publishing Project (MAPP). 2021-present.
Editorial Board. Modernist Archives Series, Bloomsbury Academic. 2020-present.
Board of Editorial Advisors. Textual Cultures: Texts, Contexts, Interpretation. Summer 2018-present
Editorial Board. Orlando: Women’s Writing in the British Isles from the Beginnings to the Present. 2016-present.
Executive Committee. Forum for Scholarly Editing and Bibliography. Modern Language Association. 2015-20. Delegate Assembly, 2020-2.
Editing Sylvia Plath’s Poetry. Team-taught January-term course with Karen V. Kukil, Associate Curator of Special Collections, Smith College. 2017 and 2018.
“‘This is the light of the mind . . .’: Selections from the Sylvia Plath Collection of Judith G. Raymo.” Assistance with exhibition held at the Grolier Club in New York, NY, Fall 2017.
“One Life: Sylvia Plath.” Assistance with exhibition curated by Dorothy Moss and co-curated by Karen V. Kukil at the National Portrait Gallery, Washington, D. C. 2017.
Service to the Humanities Department
Director of Writing. New York Campuses. Summer 2023-present.
Writing Center Coordinator. New York Campuses. Fall 2022-present.
Multimodal Composition Workshop. Organized faculty workshop featuring invited speaker, Dr. Shawna Ross, Ph.D. Texas A&M University. June 2023.
Search Committees. Co-Chair, History, Teaching Line, Spring 2023; Committee Member, Writing VAP, Spring 2022.
Writing Program Coordinator and Writing Center Director. Long Island Campus, Fall 2015-Spring 2021.
Digital Pedagogy Workshops. Summer 2020.
Faculty Advisor. Spring 2020.
Department Personnel Committee (DPC) Chair. Fall 2019-Spring 2021.
Invited Speaker. Dr. Briallen Hopper, “Reading and Discussion of the Personal Essay.” Fall 2019.
FCWR 151 and 161 Assessment. Spring 2021, 2019.
Courses Developed. ICLT 330: Global Literature and Digital Media and ICLT 331: Women, Technology, and Art. Both approved Spring 2018.
Organizer. Why I Write: Celebrating NYIT Writers. Event. Fall 2017.
Organizer. International Write-In. Event. Spring 2016.
Service to the College of Arts and Sciences
CAS Curriculum Committee. Fall 2022-Spring 2024.
CAS Strategic Plan Working Group. Fall 2022.
Dean’s Digital Café Presentation. “‘Beautiful as a Statistic’: The Poetry of Sylvia Plath on Her 90th Birthday.” October 2022.
Dean’s Digital Café Co-Host. Fall 2021-Spring 2023.
Dean’s Digital Cafe Presentation. “Experimental Poetics.” October 2020.
Graduation Faculty Marshall. Spring 2019, 2017.
College of Arts and Sciences Advisory Board Presentation. Fall 2017.
Student Orientation Presentation. Summer 2017.
Invited Speaker. Mark Hussey, Distinguished Professor of English, Pace University. Spring 2017.
Service to the Institution
Faculty Senate. Member-at-Large, Fall 2022-Spring 2024; Admissions and Academic Standards and Curriculum Committees, Fall 2022-Spring 2024; General Education Committee and Grade Appeals Committee, Fall 2023-Spring 2024; Ad Hoc Committee Faculty Member, Spring 2021; English Department Representative, Fall 2017-Spring 2019; Member-at-Large on Executive Committee, and Co-Chair, Educational Technology Committee, Fall 2018-Spring 2019; Communications Committee, Fall 2017-Spring 2018.
Advisor, Students for Hunger Relief Club. Fall 2023-present.
Sharpen Institutional Identity Implementation Team. For initial phase of Strategic Action Plan. Fall 2022-Spring 2023.
SOURCE Conference. Faculty Advisor, 2023, 2019-8; Moderator, 2021.
ISRC/TLT Grant Review Committee. Spring 2021, 2020.
Advisor, Art for Change. Student Club. Fall 2020-present.
Achieving College Excellence (ACE) Coach. Fall 2019.
New Faculty Orientation. Fall 2019, 2017, and 2016.
Advisor, Phi Eta Sigma, National Honor Society. Long Island Campus. Spring 2019.
Preview Day. English Department Representative. Spring 2018, 2016.
Architecture 501 Thesis Studio Writing Workshop. Fall 2017.
High Impact Practices Panel Discussion. Spring 2017.
Writing Workshop for Design 201 Class. Fall 2016.
Service to the Community
Accessibility Volunteer, The Poetry Project 49th Annual New Year’s Day Poetry Marathon and 50th Annual New Year’s Poetry Marathon. New York, NY. January 2023 and 2024. Virtual.
Lecture, “Sylvia Plath’s Poetry.” Sophomore Honors Class. Ridge High School, Basking Ridge, NJ. Spring 2021. Virtual.
Service Learning Project for Harlem Renaissance Economic Development Corporation. Consultants for the Public Good, NYIT. In FCWR 101 Course. Fall 2019.
Wikipedia Edit-a-thon: Art+Feminism. Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY. Spring 2018.
Hackathon for UNRAVEL Boxes Educational Materials. First Look Media. New York, NY. Spring 2017.
Hackathon for Fiver Children’s Foundation. First Look Media. New York, NY. Spring 2016.