Bill Gleason

Bill Gleason is the Hughes-Rogers Professor of English and American Studies at Princeton University, where he has taught since 1993. His primary affiliation is with the Department of English and American Studies. His research and teaching focus on American literature and culture, with interdisciplinary interests spanning environmental humanities, architectural studies, children’s literature, African American and multi-ethnic literatures, material culture, and popular culture.

• Research Interests: Environmental humanities, built environment, children’s literature, African American literature, material culture, popular culture, romance studies, sports studies, and leisure studies.

No scientific awards or major grants are explicitly noted in the provided text. No advisees or lab affiliations are listed. His career at Princeton reflects over three decades of scholarly contribution in literary and cultural studies.