EMILY ELIZABETH SETINA Assistant Professor of English University or Nevada, Las Vegas (beginning July 2014)

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1 EMILY ELIZABETH SETINA Assistant Professor of English University or Nevada, Las Vegas (beginning July 2014) EDUCATION 2010 Ph.D., Department of English, Yale University Dissertation: Modernism s Darkrooms: Photography and Literary Process 2001 M.A. coursework, Bread Loaf School of English, Oxford, UK 1999 A.B., Highest Honors in English, Minor in French, Summa Cum Laude, Davidson College; Davidson-in-France (Paris, Tours); Davidson-in-Cambridge (Cambridge, UK) EMPLOYMENT 2014 University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Department of English, Assistant Professor Baylor University, Department of English, Assistant Professor 2010 Connecticut College, Department of English, Visiting Instructor 2009 Yale University, Department of English, Acting Instructor Davidson College, Department of English, Visiting Instructor PUBLICATIONS Book-in-progress 2014 The Woman in the Darkroom: Photography, Biography, Modernism Edited Volume 2012 Stanzas in Meditation by Gertrude Stein, The Corrected Edition, edited with Susannah Hollister, Yale University Press. Awarded the Committee on Scholarly Editions Seal, Modern Language Association. Selected as a New York Times Book Review Editors Choice, February 3, Reviewed in New York Times Book Review (Lynne Tillman, Reconsidering the Genius of Gertrude Stein, January 27, 2012), Boston Review (Christopher Schmidt, The Practice of Everyday Life, June 20, 2012), Textual Cultures 7.1 (Logan Esdale, 2012),

2 Setina 2 Jacket2 (Rachel Galvin, Gertrude Stein Anew, November 12, 2013); featured in Descriptions of Literature exhibit, Beinecke Library, Yale University, Edited Collection 2016 Teaching Modern Poetry, Introduction and collection of essays, Modernism/Modernity (forthcoming). Articles in Refereed Journal 2015 Mountains Being a Language With Me : Marianne Moore, Marsden Hartley, and Modernist Revision, Modernism/Modernity 22.1 (forthcoming) From Impossible Reading to a Poetics of Intimacy: John Ashbery s Gertrude Stein, Genre 45.1 (2012): A Camera of Her Own: Woolf and the Legacy of the Indomitable Mrs. Cameron. Literature Compass 4.1: Marianne Moore, Photography, and the Self-in-Flux, Photography and Literature Issue, ed. Karen Jacobs, English Language Notes 44.2 (Fall/Winter 2006): Book Chapter 2014 A. E. Stallings, American Writers XXV, ed. Jay Parini, Scribner s (forthcoming). Book Review 2012 Virginia Woolf s Bloomsbury, Volume 1: Aesthetic Theory and Literary Practice, eds. Gina Potts and Lisa Shahriari (London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2010), Woolf Studies Annual 18 (2012): AWARDS, FELLOWSHIPS, AND GRANTS 2013 Jackson Brothers Visiting Research Fellowship, Beinecke Library 2013 Summer Sabbatical Research Grant, Baylor University 2012 Committee on Scholarly Editions Seal, Modern Language Association for Stanzas in Meditation by Gertrude Stein, The Corrected Edition 2012 Summer Sabbatical Research Grant, Baylor University 2012 University Research Committee Grant, Baylor University 2011 Selected Participant, National Humanities Center Summer Literary Institute

3 Setina 3 Decisions and Revisions: The Art of T. S. Eliot, led by Christopher Ricks 2011 Summer Sabbatical Research Grant, Baylor University 2011 Teaching Development Grant, Baylor University 2010 Arts and Humanities Research Development Grant, Baylor University 2008 Summer Traveling Grant, Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art Jacob K. Javits Fellowship for Graduate Study in the Humanities Andrew W. Mellon Fellowship in Humanistic Studies Thomas J. Watson Fellowship, Project: Minor Language Poetry and Politics in France, Ireland, and Wales: Poems, Interviews, Photographs 1999 Valedictorian, Davidson College 1995 United States Presidential Scholar INVITED TALKS 2012 Stein s Archival Poetics: Editing Stanzas in Meditation, presentation with Susannah Hollister, Gertrude Stein Symposium, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University, New Haven, October Stanzas in Meditation: A Gertrude Stein Celebration, presentation with Susannah Hollister, Poets House, New York City, April Gertrude Stein Collects, presentation with Susannah Hollister, Department of English, Hunter College, City University of New York, April 20. CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS Panels Organized 2012 Teaching Modern Poetry, Modernist Studies Association Annual Conference, Las Vegas, October Print Editions in the Age of the Digital Archive, co-organized with Susannah Hollister, Modernist Studies Association Annual Conference, Buffalo, NY, October 6 9. Selected Presentations

4 Setina Gertrude Stein s Photoplay, A Valentine to Gertrude Stein: The Reception of Gertrude Stein in the Arts and Humanities, University of Copenhagen, Denmark, May Textual Criticism as Feminist Practice, Revisited: Or, Perils and Possibilities of the Archive, Modernist Studies Association Annual Conference, Las Vegas, October Victorian Photographs, Bloomsbury Myth, and Virginia Woolf s Freshwater, International Annual Virginia Woolf Society Conference, Saskatoon, SK, June Mountains Being a Language with Me : Marianne Moore, Marsden Hartley, and Modernist Revision, American Literature Association Annual Conference, San Francisco, May Print Editions in the Age of the Digital Archive, Modernist Studies Association Annual Conference, Buffalo, NY, October Impossible Reading: John Ashbery s Gertrude Stein, American Literature Association Annual Conference, Boston, May Proustian Trash, Modernist Studies Association Annual Conference, Victoria, BC, November Marianne Moore s Camera Work, American Literature Association Annual Conference, San Francisco, May Teaching Gertrude Stein through her Digital Archives, Modernist Studies Association Annual Conference, Montreal, QB, November Minority Language Poets and Global Readers, American Comparative Literature Association Annual Conference, Cambridge, MA, March Looking Back at Proust: Photographic Sophistication and the Modern Subject, La Volonté de Paraître: The Cult and Cultivation of Appearance in French and Francophone Literature and Culture, Department of French, Yale University, February Rethinking the Critical Alphabet, presentation with Yale University Photography and Memory Workshop, Thinking Photography, Durham Centre for Advanced Photography Studies, University of Durham, UK, July A Camera of Her Own: Virginia Woolf and the Indomitable Mrs. Cameron, International Annual Virginia Woolf Society Conference, Portland, OR, June Instants of Exposure: Marianne Moore, Photography, and the Self-in-Flux, A Right Good Salvo of Barks : Marianne Moore Conference, Pennsylvania State University, March

5 Setina 5 Selected Departmental and Campus Talks 2013 Presentation and discussion of the poetry of Tracy K. Smith, English Department, Baylor University, March Marianne Moore s Postwar Fables, presentation for English graduate student recruitment event, Baylor University, February Presentation and discussion of the poetry of Natasha Trethewey, English Department, Baylor University, March Stein s Stanzas in Meditation and the Problem of Choice, English Department, Baylor University, September Using Lev Manovich s Language of New Media and Carol Armstrong s Scenes in a Library, Department of English, Yale University, April Finding Projects in Archives, Department of English, Yale University, October Are You a Fact, Young Man? : Gender and Genre in Virginia Woolf s Photographic Fictions, Women s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Colloquium, Yale University, September 15. TEACHING University of Nevada, Las Vegas Modern American Poetry (Fall 2014) Baylor University (graduate level) Modernism in the Making (Fall 2011) Baylor University (undergraduate level) Special Topics: Modernism and the Work of Art (Spring 2014) American Literature (Spring 2014, Fall 2012, Spring 2012, Fall 2011, Spring 2011, Fall 2010) American Literature from Whitman (Spring 2013) American Literature, English Majors Section (Spring 2013) Women Writers: Virginia Woolf and Gertrude Stein (Fall 2012) Contemporary Poetry (Spring 2012) Modern American Poetry (Spring 2011) Honors Colloquium: Roland Barthes s Camera Lucida (Spring 2012)

6 Setina 6 Connecticut College Twentieth-Century African American Literature (Spring 2010) Seminar in Literature: Bohemians and Exiles (Spring 2010, two sections) Davidson College American Literature to 2000 (Spring 2007) Modern American Poetry (Spring 2007) Writing Photography, Freshman Writing Seminar (Fall 2006, Spring 2007) African American Literature (Fall 2006) Yale University, Acting Instructor Writing Seminar: Animal, Mineral, Plant (Fall 2009) Literature Seminars I: Bohemians and Exiles (Fall 2009) Yale University, Teaching Fellow The Victorian Novel, Professor Ruth Yeazell (Spring 2006) Modern British Novel, Professor Pericles Lewis (Fall 2005) Post-45 American Literature, Professor Amy Hungerford (Spring 2005) Modern Poetry, Professor Langdon Hammer (Fall 2004) Choate Rosemary Hall School American Literature, eleventh grade (Fall 2000 Spring 2002) Literature and Composition, tenth grade (Fall 2000 Spring 2002) ACADEMIC ADVISING Ph.D. Thesis Committees, Baylor University Rachel Crawford, ideas of order in the poetry of Charles Wright (expected 2014) Julie Ooms, twentieth-century American war writing (expected 2014) Nathan Kilpatrick, post-vatican II American Catholic fiction (2014) Lanta Davis, religion and twentieth-century American fiction (2013) Robert Hamilton, Catholicism and postmodern American fiction (2013) Jeffrey Bilbro, environmental literature and American religious thought (2012) M.A. Thesis Committees, Baylor University Marianna Fountain, myth, place, and the artist in J.M. Synge and Brian Friel (expected 2014) Amy Schroeder, Louise Glück s repetitions (2013), primary adviser Ingrid Pierce, William Butler Yeats and labor (2013)

7 Setina 7 Jami Lee Gainey, Zora Neale Hurston s Seraph on the Suwanee (2012) Michael Rawl, William Butler Yeats s myths of national decline (2012) Logan Wiedenfeld, Virginia Woolf s theories of biography (2011) Undergraduate Honors Thesis Committees, Baylor University Hannah Hwang, E. E. Cummings art and poetry (2013) Courtney Fewell, Roger Williams rhetoric of religious tolerance (2012), primary adviser Caitlin Patteson, fairytale adaptations (2011) ACADEMIC SERVICE AND ACTIVITIES Professional 2012 Reader for Modern Language Association Committee on Scholarly Editions, Yale University Press, PMLA, Modernism/Modernity 2013 Selected Participant, Getting Started in Digital Humanities (workshop), Modern Language Association Research Assistant for Langdon Hammer for a biography of James Merrill 2005 Research Assistant for Heather White for A-Quiver with Significance: Marianne Moore, (Victoria, BC: ELS, 2008) 2003 Reader for Yale Younger Poets Prize Selected Campus and Cross-disciplinary Beall Poetry Festival Committee, Baylor University 2011 New Media Faculty-Staff Development Seminar, Baylor University Co-Coordinator, Biography Working Group, Whitney Humanities Center, Yale University Co-Coordinator, Photography and Memory Working Group, Whitney Humanities Center, Yale University Thomas J. Watson Fellowship Selection and Advisory Committee, Davidson College Co-Coordinator, 20th-Century Colloquium, Yale University

8 Setina 8 LANGUAGES French (fluent reading, good writing and speaking) German (elementary reading) Welsh (elementary reading and speaking) Irish (elementary study) Breton (elementary study) REFERENCES Available upon request.

Associate Professor of English and American Studies, Yale University, Preceptor, Expository Writing Program, Harvard University,

Associate Professor of English and American Studies, Yale University, Preceptor, Expository Writing Program, Harvard University, Thomas J. Otten Department of English Boston University 236 Bay State Road Boston, MA 02215 October 25, 2016 e-mail: totten@bu.edu home address 26 Arbor Lane Dedham, MA 02026 telephone: (781) 424-6127