David Glaub

David Glaub is a Senior Lecturer in the Literature and Languages Department at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside. He holds a Master's degree from the University of St. Thomas (1996). His academic focus includes English Composition, American Literature, and Urban Education, with significant contributions to online curriculum development and secondary English education. He has conducted research on Walt Whitman, including a 2005 interview with Donald Kummings examining 'Leaves of Grass.'

Education: MA in English from University of St. Thomas (1996).

Research Interests: Whitman scholarship, rhetoric, and urban educational challenges. His creative works include a historical novel and art-focused essays.

Awards:

• 2017 TRIO Recognition Certificate for academic support efforts

Service Activities:

• 2018: Facilitated ESL job placements for students in Vietnam
• 2020: Guest speaker for World Wise Schools
• 2016: Guest speaker at Whitney M. Young High School

Teaches courses: ENGL 100 (Fundamentals of English), ENGL 101 (Composition and Reading), and ENGL 167 (Introduction to Literature).