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Dr. Donna Campbell<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Professor of English, Washington State University – Pullman
\nEmail: campbelld@wsu.edu. Contact me to set up a Zoom meeting.
\nLewis and Stella Buchanan Distinguished Professor of English, 2019-21
\nCollege of Arts and Sciences Distinguished Faculty Award, 2023
\nCenter for Arts and Humanities Faculty Fellow 2022-2023<\/p>\n

ORCID: https:\/\/orcid.org\/0000-0003-3432-9093<\/a><\/p>\n

Spring 2026<\/h3>\n
Office hours: 12-1 Tuesdays and Thursdays and by appointment in Avery 357 and Zoom.<\/h5>\n
In keeping with WSU’s policy on Friday meetings, except by student request there are no office hours on that day.<\/a><\/h5>\n

Courses for Fall 2026:<\/p>\n

English 210 [HUM], Readings in American Literature: Immigrants, Outcasts, and Exiles. T – Th 12:05-1:20, Avery 104.<\/p>\n

English 210, Readings in American Literature: Immigrants, Outcasts, and Exiles, is an introduction to short fiction, poetry, and nonfiction narratives from the nineteenth- through the twenty-first centuries. It has been approved as fulfilling the American literature requirement for English Education majors.<\/p>\n

We won\u2019t read work from all periods and movements in American literature, but you\u2019ll learn about important movements and trends through our course theme \u201cImmigrants, Outcasts, and Exiles,\u201d since many works of American literature address the issues of inclusion and exclusion from a dominant culture.<\/p>\n

Our class is a space for distraction-free discussions and writing about literature.\u00a0 All written work will be completed in class using pen and paper.<\/p>\n

English 494 [CAPS]: Jazz Age\/Harlem Renaissance. Global Campus.<\/p>\n

Lucasfilm biography of Edith Wharton for which I was interviewed (2007):<\/p>\n