Faculty at Other Penn State Campuses
Faculty members based at other Penn State campuses are listed below, with a brief indication of their specialties. If you are at one of these campuses, ask for further information. In addition, students in comparative literature may work with faculty members in several literature departments and in fields such as philosophy or women’s studies. Thus the faculty resources of multiple departments are available, depending on the student’s interests and preparation.
BERLAND, KEVIN (Shenango Campus). Associate Professor of English and Comparative Literature. Fields of Specialization: 18th century interdisciplinary studies; mythology; early Canadian literature; and the world novel.
FURMAN, ELLEN (Abington College). Senior Instructor of English.
HALL, CAROLINE (Beaver Campus). Associate Professor of English and Women’s Studies.
HOVANEC, EVELYN (Fayette Campus). Associate Professor of English. Fields of Specialization: American literature, composition, folklore, and mythology.
KANE, RICHARD (Mont Alto Campus). Associate Professor of English.
KROCHALIS, JEANNE (New Kensington Campus). Associate Professor of English. Field of Specialization: Medieval literature.
LISZKA, THOMAS (Altoona College). Associate Professor of English. Fields of Specialization: Medieval literature and criticism.
MOSLEY, PHILIP (Worthington Scranton Campus). Professor of English and Comparative Literature. Fields of Specialization: Belgian Francophone literature; symbolism and fin de siècle; translation; film studies; and cultural studies.
PIERUCCI, FRANCIS (Hazelton Campus). Instructor of Spanish.
PREUSS, MARY (McKeesport Campus). Professor of Spanish and Comparative Literature. Fields of Specialization: Spanish and Mayan Culture.
PUTZEL, STEVEN (Wilkes-Barre Campus). Associate Professor of English. Fields of Specialization: Modern British and Irish literature; Modern Drama; folklore and mythology.
SOULSBY, MARLENE (Worthington Scranton Campus). Associate Professor of German and Comparative Literature. Writing across the Curriculum; Literary Temporarality; Kafka; Kawabata; Hesse
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