About
John Struloeff is Professor of Creative Writing and English and Director of Creative Writing at Seaver College, Pepperdine University, where he has taught since 2007. Previously, he held positions at Stanford University (including Stegner Fellowship) and University of Nebraska-Lincoln. His academic journey includes:
- PhD in English, University of Nebraska-Lincoln (2005)
- MA in English, University of Nebraska-Lincoln (2000)
- BA in English, Oregon State University (1995)
- Stegner Fellowship, Stanford University (2005-2007)
Struloeff's research explores diverse literary domains with particular emphasis on:
- Poetic composition and fiction techniques
- Russian literary traditions and Tolstoy studies
- War narratives and modern Jewish literature
- Spiritual/faith-based storytelling
- Historical fiction frameworks
His scholarly recognition includes prestigious fellowships and awards:
- National Endowment for the Arts Literature Fellowship
- Stegner Fellowship (Stanford)
- International Sozopol Fiction Fellowship
- Tennessee Williams Scholarship
As Director of Creative Writing, he oversees program development and mentors students in writing craft. He maintains active research output with recent poetry collections and ongoing book projects.
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