Kevin A. Morrison
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Scholar. Leader. Storyteller.
Humanities scholar, academic leader, and filmmaker whose work bridges nineteenth-century studies, global literary culture, media, storytelling, and public humanities.
Teaching
Kevin has taught at Henan University, the University of Connecticut, the National University of Singapore, Syracuse University, and Rice University. He has been honored to receive two awards for undergraduate teaching: the Dunlevie Teaching Award at Rice University (2007) and the Meredith Teaching Award at Syracuse University (2016).
He is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (Advance HE) and an External Examiner to BA (Hons) in English at Hong Kong Shue Yan University. He regularly contributes to the scholarship of teaching and learning.
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A nineteenth-century studies scholar, Kevin teaches courses on literature and culture alongside interdisciplinary offerings in media, urban studies, gender, and public humanities.
Select undergraduate courses
Global literatures in English
Gender and Sexuality in Literature
The Victorian Age, 1837-1901
The Victorian Family and Its Others
Interpretation of Fiction
Literature and the Urban Experience
Women's Literature
Select study abroad programs
Experiential and place-based programs exploring nineteenth-century urban culture, literary geography, and public history.
Nineteenth-Century Urban Cultures
Jack the Ripper and His Legacy
Victorian Slums and Slumming
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