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Executive president | Conference President |
Conference Vice President | Past Conference President | Members-at-Large | British Representative | Membership Secretary | Newsletter Editor |
Listserv Moderator | Website Editor
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Executive President
Karen Gevirtz is
Associate Professor of English at Seton Hall University. She has
been a member of the Aphra Behn Society since 1996; past
positions include Newsletter Editor and judge of the graduate
student paper competition. She has published articles on
eighteenth-century women writers and Jane Austen and a book,
Life After Death: Widows and the English Novel, Defoe to Austen.
Currently, she is co-editing a collection on gender and space in
Britain and writing a monograph on the relationship between the
Scientific Revolution and the emerging novel.
Karen is
responsible for the administration of the Aphra Behn Society,
which includes maintaining its finances and connections to other
organizations such as Aphra Behn Europe, ASECS, and BSECS.
Please don’t hesitate to contact her at
Karen.gevirtz@shu.edu with any
questions, concerns, or comments regarding the ABS.
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Conference President
Jennifer Airey
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Conference Vice President
Judy Hayden
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Past Conference President
Martha Bowden
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Members-at-Large
Jennifer Golightly and Cassie Childs
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British Representative
Elaine Hobby
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Newsletter Editor
Ann Campbell is an Associate Professor of Restoration and Eighteenth-Century British Literature at Boise State University in Boise, ID. She completed her PhD at Emory University in 2003. She teaches courses ranging from the British Survey to 1790 to MA courses on domesticity in the eighteenth-century novel. She has published several articles on eighteenth-century British novels and is currently working on a book-length project focused on the flexible depictions of families in eighteenth-century novels by women.
Her email address is:
anncampbell@boisestate.edu.
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Membership Secretary
Michael Rex
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Listserv Moderator
Robin Runia
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Anne Greenfield is an Assistant Professor of
English at Valdosta State University. She has published articles on
Restoration / eighteenth-century drama and Aphra Behn, and her current
research focuses on depictions of sexual violence in drama from 1660 to
1720.
Anne is responsible for the Aphra Behn Society website. Please contact her at
algreenfield@valdosta.edu if you'd like to have a related site listed, or if you have questions or comments about the site's content.
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