English renaissance literature and cultural history; European epic tradition, the Bible, the history of science, and literary theory

Creative writing - fiction, race and ethnicity in literature and film, critical theory.

Rhetorical theory; composition pedagogy; Feminist rhetorics, historiographies, and pedagogies; Queer theory and studies; digital rhetorics; archival theory 

Creative writing: memoir, personal essay, documentary narrative/literary journalism, travel writing/writing place, personal art and cultural criticism, and short fiction

speech; theatre performance

Film & video production, documentary film history and production,film festivals

19th and 20th-Century American, English, and Irish literature; creative writing (poetry)

Romanticism, American literature, comparative literature, Women's studies, composition 

Creative writing, composition & rhetoric, journalism

Rhetoric and composition, literacy

Creative writing

Psychoanalysis, critical theory, Marxism, film theory, and contemporary American literature.

19th-Century American literature, African-American literature, critical theory, Women's studies 

British romanticism, romantic to modern poetry, literature and philosophy, critical theory 

African-Anglophone literature, Pan-African literature, Black Atlantic literature, Post-colonialism 

Hegel, psychoanalysis, and existentialism, and the intersection of these lines of thought with the cinema.

critical media studies; television studies; space/place

Film and media theory, representations of gender and race, violence in film and on television, Women directors, documentary film/video, Feminist theory, psychoanalytic cultural theory and Marxism.

American literature, race and ethnicity in U.S. literature and culture, Women in literature 

English Composition and Ethnomusicology (Folk music in the American cultural imagination)

Renaissance, Shakespeare, 17th-century British, Bible as literature, critical theory, Women's studies

Medieval literature and culture, Religion and literature, and history of Christianity

Beowulf, Medieval literature, Tolkien studies, sex and gender identity studies

Composition and rhetoric including rhetoric of social movements, U.S. working-class rhetorical history, and women and rhetoric; fiction and nonfiction writing; and literacy studies 

Modernism, Postmodernism, American literature, critical theory, film & television studies, critical race and ethnic studies, dystopian fiction, addiction studies.