Mali Subbiah

Professor at the School of English at Weber State University, Mali Subbiah is a distinguished educator and researcher with a profound dedication to the study and teaching of literature. With a particular focus on British and American literature, as well as creative writing, Professor Subbiah brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to the classroom. Her academic journey is marked by a commitment to exploring the depths of literary works and their impact on society. Professor Subbiah holds advanced degrees in English literature, having studied at some of the most prestigious institutions. Her educational background has equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of both classical and contemporary literary landscapes. At Weber State University, she is an integral part of a diverse and dynamic English Department, which prides itself on academic excellence and a supportive learning environment. In her role as a faculty member, Professor Subbiah is actively involved in both teaching and research. Her courses often delve into the intricacies of British and American literature, encouraging students to engage critically with texts and develop their analytical skills. She is also deeply invested in creative writing, guiding students to find their unique voices and express themselves through the written word. Beyond the classroom, Professor Subbiah's research interests lie at the intersection of literature and professional communication. She is particularly interested in how literary narratives can inform and enhance professional practices. Her work often explores the ways in which storytelling and narrative techniques can be applied to various fields, enriching both personal and professional communication. Professor Subbiah is a valued member of the English Department at Weber State University, contributing to its mission of fostering a vibrant academic community. Her dedication to her students and her field is evident in her teaching, research, and service to the university. She is committed to nurturing a love for literature and writing in her students, preparing them for successful careers and lifelong learning.