Megan Burke Witzleben, Ph.D.
Current Title:
Chair, Division of Arts & Letters
Associate Professor of English
Department:
English
Office Location:
Bogel Hall 115
Email:
mwitzleben@hilbert.edu
Phone:
716-926-8838 ext. 387
Education/Degrees:
Ph.D., Fordham University (2012)
MA, SUNY Buffalo (2003)
BA, Georgetown University (2000)
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Bio:
Megan Burke Witzleben is an Associate Professor of English. Specializing in material aspects of Victorian literature, she examines domestic environments as tools depicting interiority in the works of Charles Dickens, Charlotte Brontë, George Eliot, and E.M. Forster. In addition to teaching literature courses such as The City in Literature and The Novel, she has presented and published on such topics as homelessness in Victorian literature, women’s voices in architectural discourse, and teaching Dickens’s short stories. Current academic projects include articles on the British home during the age of Empire.
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