Andrea Frankwitz

Andrea Frankwitz is an Associate Professor of English in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, where she teaches across the spectrum of American literature, from Colonial to Modern periods.

Education:

• B.A., Evangel College
• M.A., University of Northern Iowa
• Ph.D., Oklahoma State University

Her research focuses on significant literary and theological themes in American literature. She specializes in nineteenth-century American slave narratives and the use of Christological imagery in American poetry, contributing to critical discourse at the intersection of religion and literature in the United States.

Though no recent publications are listed, her scholarly interests suggest engagement with literary criticism, African American studies, and religious symbolism in 19th-century texts.

Scientific Awards:

• No awards listed.

Professor Frankwitz is actively involved in mentoring students beyond the classroom, frequently leading cultural tours of Europe with student groups, demonstrating a strong commitment to experiential education and student engagement. There is no mention of research grants or formal advisees.

She does not appear to be affiliated with any specific research lab or academic team, but her educational and cultural outreach activities highlight her dedication to holistic liberal arts education.