Hannah Rogers CV

Hannah Rogers hannah.l.rogers@duke.edu hannahleerogers.com Education PhD Candidate in English, Duke University (Expected May 2019) Dissertation: “The Communal Forms of the Victorian Novel” Committee: Co-chairs, Nancy Armstrong (English) and Kathy Psomiades (English); Michael Hardt (Literature); Rob Mitchell (English) MA in English, Duke University, 2016 BA (summa cum laude) in English and Communication (journalism), Mississippi State University, 2013

Publications “Philosophy in the Pump Room: How Kant’s Tolerance Becomes Austen’s Disgust,” EighteenthCentury Fiction. (Under Review)

Teaching Pedagogical Training and Honors Certificate in College Teaching, Duke University, Expected Spring 2019 Preparing Future Faculty Program Fellow, Duke University, 2017-2018 Bass Instructional Fellowship, Duke University, Fall 2017 Thompson Writing Program Instructional Fellowship, Duke University, Fall 2015

Instructor of Record, Duke University Fall 2017

English 345: Nineteenth-Century British Novel

Spring 2017

English 90 Seminar: Mystery Fiction

Fall 2015

Writing 101: Are Novels Still Novel?

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Teaching Assistant, Duke University Spring 2018

English 288: America Dreams American Movies Instructor: Marianna Torgovnick

Fall 2016

English 247: Victorian Literature Instructor: Kathy Psomiades

Spring 2016

English 184: Doctors’ Storiess Instructor: Charlotte Sussman

Teaching Apprentice, Duke University Spring 2015

English 346: Victorian Poetry Instructor: Kathy Psomiades

Spring 2014

English 344: The Eighteenth-Century Novel Instructor: Charlotte Sussman

Teaching Assistant, Mississippi State University Spring 2013

Communication 1403: Introduction to Mass Media Instructor: Glenn Smith

Professional Presentations “Rolling the Dice: Teaching Austen Through Strategy Games” American Society of Eighteenth Century Studies Conference. Denver, Colorado. March 2019. (Upcoming) “Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility and the Communal Form of the Novel” American Society of Eighteenth Century Studies Conference. Orlando, Florida. March 2018.

“Modern, Mobile Communities in Jane Austen’s Persuasion” Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century British Women Writers Conference. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. June 2017. “’Build up Our One Republic State by State:’ Italian Nationalism and Globalism in Songs Before Sunrise” North American Victorian Studies Association (NAVSA) Supernumerary Conference.

Florence, Italy. May 2017.

“The Problem of Connection: Weak Ties in Cloud Atlas” Society for Novel Studies (SNS) Conference. University of Pittsburg. May 2016.

“Daniel Deronda’s Development of Interpersonal Energy” Interdisciplinary Nineteenth Century Studies (INCS) Conference. University of Houston. March 2014.

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Awards Evan Frankel Dissertation Fellowship, Duke University, 2018-19 Bass Instructional Fellowship, Duke University, Fall 2017 Ann Pittman Andrews Memorial Scholar in English, Mississippi State University, 2013

Service and Research Experience Duke University English Department Eighteenth-Century Reading Group, Coordinator, 2016-Present Research Assistant Summer 2017 Associate Professor Kathy Psomiades Fall 2014

Professor of English, Literature, and Romance Studies Srinivas Aravamudan

2013-2014

Professors of English Nancy Armstrong and Leonard Tennenhouse

Duke University Preparing Future Faculty Fellow Selection Committee for 2018-2019, Committee Member, Summer 2018 Library Council Member, Fall 2014 Symposium Planning Committee Member, NOVEL: A Forum on Fiction: “Novel Terms,” Spring 2018; “Novel Dis-connections,” Spring 2017; “Pre-Neo-liberalisms,” Spring 2016; “What is the Contemporary Novel?” Fall 2014

Editorial Experience Multimedia editorial assistant, NOVEL: A Forum on Fiction, 2015-Present Digital Media Section Assistant Editor, American Journalism: A Journal of Media History, 2012-2013 Editor-in-Chief, The Reflector (Mississippi State University student newspaper), 2011-2013

Research Interests Eighteenth and Nineteenth-Century Literature; Political Philosophy; Novel Theory

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Professional Memberships North American Victorian Studies Association (NAVSA) Interdisciplinary Nineteenth Century Studies Association (INCS) Society for Novel Studies (SNS) British Women Writers Association (BWWA) American Society for Eighteenth Century Studies (ASECS)

References Nancy Armstrong (n.b.armstrong@duke.edu) Duke University, Gilbert, Louis, and Edward Lehrman Professor of English Editor, NOVEL: A Forum on Fiction Kathy Psomiades (kpsomiad@duke.edu) Duke University, Associate Professor of English Rob Mitchell (rmitch@duke.edu) Duke University, Marcello Lotti Professor of English Michael Hardt (hardt@duke.edu) Duke University, Professor of Literature and Romance Studies

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