Kirsten T Saxton
Professor of English
Certificate for the Advancement of Digital Learning
Mills Hall 306
Professional Interests: Women and the law, the history of the novel, 18th-century British literature and culture, post-colonial literature and culture, theories of sexuality, pedagogy, composition studies
Curriculum VitaeAt Mills Since 1996
Education
- BA, Mills College
- MA, University of California, Davis
- PhD, University of California, Davis
Spring 2019 Schedule
| Day | Time | Course Title | Room |
|---|---|---|---|
| MW | 11:00 am-12:15 pm | Survey of British Lit II | GSB 109 |
| F | 9:00 am-12:20 pm | Senior Thesis in Literature | |
| W | 6:00 pm-8:30 pm | Thesis for MA Degree |
Courses Taught
- ENG 001: ENG 001: Rhetoric and Composition for the College Writer
- ENG 066: Blood and Ink: Introduction to British Literature II
- ENG 080D: ST: Fatal Women
- ENG 132: 18th-Century English Novel
- ENG 180AJ: ST: Jane Austen, Crtcl Legacy
- ENG 180C: The Black Radical Tradition: From Black Radical Abolitionism to Black Feminism
- ENG 180D: Flash Fiction
- ENG 180E: Oakland Writers and Artists in Community and Context: We Are the Voices We have Been Waiting For
- ENG 180G: ST: Imaginary Landscapes
- ENG 180J: Radical Transitions: Fin De Siecle Literature
- ENG 189: Senior Thesis in Creative Writing
- ENG 191: Senior Thesis in Literature
- ENG 200: Writing and Research for Graduate Students in English
- ENG 232: 18th-Century English Novel
- ENG 250A: MA Research Project
- ENG 280C: The Black Radical Tradition: From Black Radical Abolitionism to Black Feminism
- ENG 280E: Oakland Writers and Artists in Community and Context: We Are the Voices We have Been Waiting For
- ENG 280J: JANE AUSTEN: THE CRITICAL LEGACY AND THE POPULAR IMAGINATION