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Jeremy Freeman
Pronouns He/Him. Virginia native entering his second year at UCD. Research interest include mid-twentieth century American poetry, specifically confessional poetry and the works of Robert Lowell, cinema and media studies with a focus on visual rhetoric, puritanical literature, and homosociality.
Academic Appointments:
English for Science and Technology (EST) – Hot Topics in Science and Technology
Upward Bound Teacher – English core teacher and Film Studies elective teacher
Teaching Assistant for GER 10 – Off with Their Heads: Fairy Tales from the Brothers Grimms to Walt Disney
Teaching Assistant for CTS 172 – Videogames and Culture
Teaching Assistant for ENL 010A - Literatures in English 1: to 1700.
Publications:
"Hushed Speech and Pain: McDonaugh's The Banshees of Inisherin," Cinematic Codes Review, Vol. IIV, issue 3, 2022, pp. 46-49
Forthcoming: Diphthong Delivery: Camp and the Canadian A’ in So I Married an Axe Murderer, Quint Journal, 2023
Education:
Ph.D. English. University of California, Davis. - anticipated graduation 2026
M.A. English. University of Nevada, Las Vegas
B.A., Magna Cum Laude, Major in English/Minor in Film Studies. University of Nevada, Las Vegas
A.S. Liberal Arts. Northern Virginia Community College
Select Conference Presentations:
54th Annual Northeast Modern Language Association Convention (Niagara Falls 2023): "If it looks like horror: The Mechanics of Fear in Cross Genre Cinema," co-panel host with Stacey Baran.
MLA Annual Convention (Toronto 2021):“The Influence of Robert Frost on Confessional Poet Robert Lowell,” Robert Frost Panel.
Southwest Popular American Culture Association (Albuquerque, NM. Feb-19th-22nd, 2020): "Queering and Historicizing comedic horror classic Psycho Beach Party," Film and Gender Studies Panel.