Dr. Mary Wheeling
Adjunct Faculty
English
Mary Wheeling first began teaching at
Goldey-Beacom College in 2002, where she has
taught writing, humanities, presentation,
and debate. In the classroom she seeks not
only to teach the course's subject matter
but also to encourage her students to
develop and apply more complex thinking to
the world around them.
Wheeling's research focuses on gender issues
in literature, particularly on the
professional, commercial, and canonical
position of woman authors. Her published
work includes a literary biography of
Modernist writer Evelyn Scott, entitled
Fighting the Current: The Life and Work of
Evelyn Scott (LSU Press, 1998). She has
recently begun a project exploring female
analogs of Mark Twain's most famous
narrator, Huckleberry Finn.
Teaching:
ENG 175
- Critical Writing I
ENG 176
- Critical Writing II
ENG 256
- Creative Writing
HUM 103
- Humanities I: Our Cultural Heritage
HUM 104
- Humanities II: Roots of the Modern
World
Education:
PhD, English, University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill
MA, English, University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill
BA, English, Florida State University |
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Contact Information:
Email:
wheeling@gbc.edu
Office: Arts &
Sciences Suite 6
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