Student Publications

BLOOM, RACHEL

• “Negotiating Language in Transnational Health Care: Exploring Translingual Literacy through Grounded Practical Theory,” Journal of Applied Communication Research. 42:3. (2014): 268-284.

BROWN, CREIGHTON

• “The Hunger: The Power and Politics of a (Post)Colonial Cannibal,” Diaspora Identities and Empire: Cultural Contentions and Literary Landscapes. Ed. Anastasia Nicephore and David Brooks. Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars, 2013. Print. 
• “Dracula’s Colonized Tongue Speaks through Fanged Teeth,” The Journal of Dracula Studies 15 (2013): 7-23. Print. 

CAINE, DANNY

• “Ben & Jerry’s Free Cone Day,” Garbanzo! (Forthcoming) 
• “Bono Rings my Doorbell,” The Minnesota Review (Forthcoming)
• “Dinner at Applebee’s with Edward Said,” Rip Rap Journal (Forthcoming)
• “Elegy for Rich,” Aethlon: The Journal of Sports Literature (Forthcoming)
• “The Four Sons and One God-Forbid Future Daughter in Law,” Mid-American Review (Forthcoming)
• “You Got James Franco’s Directing Herbert White From the Library,” Queen Mob’s Teahouse (2 January 2015)
• “Why I Didn’t Ask my Wife to Convert,” and “The Best Little Pasta Place in Florence,” The Legendary, Issue 49 (December 2014)
• “You Say the Name of the Big City Nearby,” Flyover Country Review (November 2014)
• “Jaycie,” Atticus Review (11 November 2014)
• “You Love Sweatshirt Mornings,” Off the Coast (Summer 2014)
• “The Ideal Budweiser Customer Watches a Budweiser Commercial,” The New Ohio Review, Issue 15 (Spring 2014)

COLATOSTI, JENNIFER

• “Conception/Contact: Absence” [hybrid prose]. Sequestrum (Forthcoming)
• “Revolution” [nonfiction]. Southeast Review 33.1 (February 2015)
• “Compass Rose” [fiction]. Midwestern Gothic, Issue 9 (Spring 2013)
• “We Can Start There” [fiction]. Connotation Press: An Online Artifact (March 15, 2012)
• “Buffalo, Truth, and Slugs: An Interview with Dinty W. Moore,” co-authored with Heather K. Frese. Southeast Review 30.1 (February 2012)

CUNNINGHAM, WILL

• “‘I Won’t Stay in This Dead Country’”: The Gilded Age and the Problem of Geography. Accepted for publication in Mississippi Quarterly.
• “Contesting Boundaries in Toni Morrison’s Beloved.” Reconstruction: Studies in Contemporary Culture. Vol. 14, No 4 (Winter 2015)
• “‘Others Come In’: Blood Meridian and the Imperial Travel Narrative.” Southwestern American Literature Journal. Vol. 39, No. 1. (2013): Print.
• “Aphro-Dusa: Reinvisioning Black Feminist Mythology.” Black Magnolias Literary Journal. Vol. 6.4 (2013): Print.

ECHTERLING, CLARE

• “Proliferation, Action: Marine Plastic Pollution, Material Agency, and Affective Representation.” FORUM No. 19 (2014).

HÖHNE, MARCUS

• "Hamlet in Elsinore, Hamlet in Wittenberg: Traces of the Protestant Reformation in Shakespeare's Tragedy". Critical Insights: Hamlet. Salem Press (2019). 3-21.

LEAVENS, SARA

• “Big Men” [poem]. Blue Earth Review (Summer 2014)
• “How to Conserve Water in a Drought” [short story]. Midwestern Gothic (Spring 2014)
• “If Love is a Social Construct, Then I’m Willing to Build the Sears Tower” [essay]. Quaint Magazine, Issue 3.

RUSSELL, KATE

• “Said the Starling” [essay]. Hayden’s Ferry Review 52 (Spring 2013)
• “Pup” [short story]. Mid-American Review 35.2 (Spring 2015)

SLADEK, AMANDA

• “Constructing the Crisis:  Audience Perceptions of For-Profit Education and Institutional Integrity in the Closure of Dana College.” International Journal for Educational Integrity 10.2 (2014): 60-70.

WIGGINS, MEREDITH

• “‘I Still Have Use of My Penis’: Disability and Queer Sexuality.” Queer in the Choir Room: Sexuality and Gender on Glee.  (McFarland 2014)