Graham Culbertson

Graham Culbertson is a Teaching Assistant Professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, specializing in English and Film Studies. His academic journey includes a BA from the University of South Carolina (2005), an MA (2007), and a PhD (2013) in English from UNC Chapel Hill. He has taught composition, literature, theory, and film studies since 2006, emphasizing anarchism, mutual aid, and nondomination in his research and teaching. His podcast, Everyday Anarchism, explores anarchism's intersections with culture, literature, and everyday life.

• Education: PhD in English (UNC Chapel Hill, 2013), MA in English (UNC Chapel Hill, 2007), BA in English and Film Studies (University of South Carolina, 2005)

Research interests include American literature across eras, critical theory, digital humanities, and film studies. His current book project, Batman vs. Anarchism, examines anarchism's portrayal in Batman narratives. He actively engages with interdisciplinary topics like contract grading in composition and the philosophy of language.

No notable scientific awards are listed. Teaching courses include English Composition and Rhetoric and Writing in Health and Medicine. His office is located in Greenlaw 439.