
Dr Brian Glaser
Associate Professor, Instructional Faculty
English
Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
Office Location: Wilkinson Hall 24
Office Hours: Mondays: 12-3 p.m.
- Education:
- University of California, Berkeley, Bachelor of Arts
University of California, Berkeley, Ph.D.
Biography
I have taught at Chapman University for 19 years, all of them in the English department.
In 2023 I received the Valerie Scudder award, Chapman’s highest faculty honor for
teaching and service. I have taught more than 20 different courses in writing and
literature, and have created a number of original courses for Chapman students, including
Writing about the Global Human Rights Movement, Environmental Rhetoric, Writing about
Taoism, and Poetry and Social Science. I have received at Chapman the Faculty Award
for Curriculum Innovation in Sustainability Education (2012) and the Faculty Award
for Excellence in Teaching (2019). Before coming to Chapman, I taught as a post-doc
in the English department at UC Berkeley and at universities in Mexico, Guatemala,
Portugal and Germany.
I am the co-director with Prof. Art Blaser of the Disability Studies minor at Chapman, which includes more than 70 undergraduate students.
I have published four books of poems with Shanti Arts, All the Hills (2019), Contradictions (2020), Difficult Joy (2021) and Reparation Gate (2023). I have also published more than 20 essays on poetry and poetics in national and international scholarly venues, including essays in College Literature, Journal of Modern Literature, Amerikastudien, American Imago and Psychoanalysis, Culture and Society. I have received fellowships from the Mellon Foundation, the Fulbright Commission, and the German Academic Exchange Service. In 2019, I received the Faculty Award for Excellence in Scholarship at Chapman.
I am the co-director with Prof. Art Blaser of the Disability Studies minor at Chapman, which includes more than 70 undergraduate students.
I have published four books of poems with Shanti Arts, All the Hills (2019), Contradictions (2020), Difficult Joy (2021) and Reparation Gate (2023). I have also published more than 20 essays on poetry and poetics in national and international scholarly venues, including essays in College Literature, Journal of Modern Literature, Amerikastudien, American Imago and Psychoanalysis, Culture and Society. I have received fellowships from the Mellon Foundation, the Fulbright Commission, and the German Academic Exchange Service. In 2019, I received the Faculty Award for Excellence in Scholarship at Chapman.
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Recent Creative, Scholarly Work and Publications