Anne Mallory

Focused on real-world applications of literary theory and its intersection with British Romanticism, Anne Mallory serves as a Teaching Associate Professor in the English Department at East Carolina University. Since joining the department in 2007, she has been instrumental in shaping the curriculum, offering a diverse range of courses including first- and second-year composition, "Major British Writers," and "Introduction to Poetry." Her pedagogical approach emphasizes critical thinking and analytical skills, preparing students to engage deeply with texts and ideas. Anne's research interests are deeply rooted in British Romanticism and 19th-century literature, areas in which she has made significant scholarly contributions. Her work has been published in prestigious journals such as PMLA, where she explores the nuanced intersections of literature and theory. Her academic pursuits are not confined to research alone; she is equally passionate about teaching and has been recognized for her excellence in this arena. In 2023, she was honored with the UNC Board of Governors Distinguished Professor for Teaching Award, a testament to her dedication and impact in the classroom. Before her tenure at ECU, Anne Mallory's academic journey was marked by rigorous training and diverse experiences. She earned her Bachelor of Arts from Williams College, where her passion for literature first took root. She furthered her studies with a Master of Arts and a Doctorate from Cornell University, institutions known for their strong emphasis on research and scholarship. Additionally, she holds another Master of Arts from Cambridge University, which enriched her understanding of literary traditions and critical methodologies. Anne's commitment to education extends beyond her own research and teaching. She actively mentors students, guiding them through their academic journeys and encouraging them to pursue their intellectual curiosities. Her approach to mentorship is informed by her own experiences and the belief that education is a collaborative and transformative process. In her role at ECU, Anne Mallory continues to contribute to the academic community through her involvement in various departmental initiatives and committees. Her leadership and vision have helped foster a vibrant and inclusive environment for both faculty and students. She is dedicated to advancing the study of literature and ensuring that the English Department remains a dynamic and forward-thinking entity within the university. Outside of her academic responsibilities, Anne enjoys engaging with the broader literary community through conferences and workshops. She believes in the importance of dialogue and collaboration in the humanities and is always eager to share her insights and learn from others in the field. Her work not only enriches the academic landscape but also inspires those around her to appreciate the enduring power of literature.