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HANNAH ROGERS 303 Allen Building Durham, NC, 27708 Email: hannah.l.rogers@duke.edu EDUCATIO N:

PhD Candidate in English, Duke University (Expected May 2019) Dissertation: “The Communal Form of the Novel” Committee: Drs. Nancy Armstrong (English) and Kathy Psomiades (English) (co-chairs); Dr. Michael Hardt (Literature); Dr. Rob Mitchell (English) Certificate Program: Certificate in College Teaching MA in English, Duke University, 2016 BA in English and Communication (journalism), Mississippi State University, 2013 summa cum laude, Judy and Bobby Shackouls Honors College RESEARCH INTERESTS:

Eighteenth and Nineteenth-Century Literature; Political Theory; Novel Theory TEACH ING :

Instructor of Record, Duke University Fall 2017

English 345: Nineteenth-Century British Novel

Spring 2017

English 90 Seminar: Mystery Fiction

Fall 2016

Writing 101: Are Novels Still Novel?

Teaching Assistant, Duke University Spring 2018

America Dreams American Movies Instructor: Marianna Torgovnick

Fall 2016

Victorian Literature Instructor: Kathy Psomiades

Fall 2016

Doctors’ Stories Instructor: Charlotte Sussman

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Teaching Apprentice Spring 2015

Victorian Poetry Instructor: Kathy Psomiades

Spring 2014

The Eighteenth-Century Novel Instructor: Charlotte Sussman

Teaching Assistant, Mississippi State University Spring 2013

Introduction to Mass Media Instructor: Glenn Smith

EM PLO YM ENT :

Multimedia editorial assistant, NOVEL: A Forum on Fiction, 2015-Present Research assistant, Associate Professor Kathy Psomiades, Duke University, Summer 2017 Production Assistant, NOVEL: A Forum on Fiction, Summers 2014, 2015 Research assistant, Professor of English, Literature, and Romance Studies Srinivas Aravamudan, Duke University, Fall 2014 Research assistant, Gilbert, Louis, and Edward Lehrman Professor of English Nancy Armstrong and Professor and Chair Leonard Tennenhouse, Duke University, 2013-2014 Research assistant, Associate Professor Glenn Smith and Assistant Professor Laura Walton, Mississippi State University, 2012-2013 Digital Media Section Assistant Editor, American Journalism: A Journal of Media History, 2012-2013 Oktibbeha County freelance reporter, The Associated Press, Fall 2012 Freelance writer/photographer, The Sun Herald, 2011-2013 The Reflector, Mississippi State's student newspaper, 2009-2013: 2011-2013, Editor in Chief 2009-2011, Section Editor (Entertainment 2010, News 2010-2011) 2009, Staff Writer PEDAGOGICAL DEVELOPM ENT Preparing Future Faculty Program; mentor: Robin Colby, Meredith College, 2017-2018

PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS:

“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

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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.

“The Social Work of the Selfless Subject in Charles Dickens's Little Dorrit.” Mississippi State University's Undergraduate Research Conference. Mississippi State University. April, 2013.

“The Redemption of Art and Time in The Winter's Tale.” National Undergraduate Literary Conference. Weber State University. April, 2012.

SERVICE :

Coordinator, Eighteenth-Century Reading Group, English Department, Duke University, 2016Present Planning Committee, NOVEL Forum, “Novel Terms,” Spring 2018 Planning Committee, NOVEL Forum, “Novel Dis-connections,” Spring 2017 Planning Committee, NOVEL Forum, “Pre-Neo-liberalisms,” Spring 2016 Planning Committee, NOVEL Forum, “What is the Contemporary Novel?” Fall 2014 English Department Graduate and Professional Student Council (GSPC) Representative, Duke University, Fall 2014 Library Council Member, Duke University, Fall 2014 Student Publications Committee Member, Mississippi State University, 2011-2013 H ONORS AND AW ARDS :

Evan Frankel Fellowship, Duke University, 2018-19 Bass Instructional Fellowship, Duke University, Fall 2017 Summer Research Fellowship, Duke University, 2016 Summer Research Fellowship, Duke University, 2015 Summer Research Fellowship, Duke University, 2014 Ann Pittman Andrews Memorial Scholar in English, Mississippi State University, 2013 Mississippi State University Writing Award in Non-fiction Essay, Mississippi State University, 2013 Peyton Ward Williams Distinguished Writing Award in English, Mississippi State University, 2011 Roger LeMoyne Dabbs Memorial English Department Scholarship (annual award), Mississippi State University, 2010-2011, 2011-2012, 2012-2013 Helen W. Skelton Annual English Department Scholarship (annual award), Mississippi State University, 2010-2011, 2011-2012 Member of Mississippi State University’s Society of Scholars (<2% of student body inducted) The Reflector Student Editor of the Year, Mississippi State University, 2011 PROFESSIONAL M EM BERSH IPS:

North American Victorian Studies Association (NAVSA)

Hannah Rogers Interdisciplinary Nineteenth Century Studies Association (INCS) Society for Novel Studies (SNS) British Women Writers Association (BWWA) American Society for Eighteenth Century Studies (ASECS)

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