Erin Chamberlain

Assistant Professor

English

College of Arts & Sciences

Contact: Morgan Hall
Rm 255

1700 SW College Ave
Topeka, KS 66621-1117
785-670-1444
erin.chamberlain@washburn.edu

Degrees & Certifications: Hanover College, Bachelor of Arts; Ohio University, Master of Arts; Purdue University, Doctor of Philosophy

Academic History

Washburn University, Assistant Professor of English, 2008 - present.

University of Oklahoma, Visiting Lecturer, 2007-2008.

Teaching

Scholarly Interests/Activities: Victorian literature with a particular emphasis on the works by Dickens, the Brontë sisters, and George Eliot. Portrayals of servants, women, class, space, and working class literacy in 19th century British literature, especially in the middle-class household.

Service Interests/Activities

Literature Emphasis Program Committee

Library Committee

Apeiron Committee

Undergraduate Probation and Reinstatement Committee

Career Accomplishments

Publications

"Servants' Bright Reflections: Advertising the Body in Victorian Fiction." Dickens Studies Annual, (Forthcoming, Summer 2014).

Presentations

Featured Speaker, Robert Hamblin Lecture Series, Southeast Missouri State University (April 2011)