Jane E. Kim

Jane E. Kim serves as an Associate Professor at Biola University's Torrey Honors College, where she contributes to an interdisciplinary liberal arts curriculum rooted in Christian scholarship. Her position reflects deep engagement with humanities education through close textual analysis and philosophical inquiry.

Her academic credentials include:

• Ph.D. in English Literature, Cornell University
• M.A. in English Literature, Cornell University
• B.A. in English and French, University of Pennsylvania

Dr. Kim specializes in the convergence of theological thought and literary expression during Britain's Romantic era. Her research examines how poetic theology shaped conceptions of authorship and verse, particularly through close readings of 18th-19th century texts where religious frameworks inform literary theory. This work bridges literary criticism, intellectual history, and religious studies, revealing how spiritual paradigms structured Romantic poetic identity and aesthetic principles.

No scientific awards, publications, or student mentorship records appear in the provided materials. The absence of grant documentation, laboratory affiliations, or collaborative research teams suggests her scholarly profile centers on traditional humanities scholarship within Biola's faith-integrated educational environment.