Kathleen Henderson Staudt, Ph.D.
photo by Alex Dorr
Senior Lecturer, University Honors Program
Anne Arundel Hall, University of Maryland
(301)405-1102
My doctoral training is in Comparative Literature,
with an emphasis on modern poetry, women's literature, and interdisciplinary
studies in Religion and Literature.
The courses I teach in the University Honors
Program are designed to help students to think about what
they read in ways that foster cross-cultural, interfaith, and interdisciplinary
understanding.
In addition to my work at the University
of Maryland, College Park, I also teach courses in
literature, writing and spirituality at Wesley Theological Seminary and Virginia
Theological Seminary.-
Courses Taught at University of
Maryland
Honors 278Y: Poems that Matter: How Reading and Writing them can
Transform Lives (Fall 2007)
Honors 279V:
Ideas of God in Scripture and Literature (Fall 2007 – not offered in
2008-9)
USEFUL GUIDES
for all my classes
Top Ten Rules for Good
Writing
Grading Standards for your papers
Professional
Activities and Publications
Annunciations: Poems out of Scripture
Virginia Theological Seminary
Courses
Wesley Theological Seminary
Courses
Read my blog
at poetproph
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