Lisa Gim

Lisa Gim is a Professor in the English Studies department at Fitchburg State University's School of Arts and Sciences. Her academic work focuses on historical literary analysis, Shakespearean studies, Renaissance literature, and the intersection of drama and film adaptations. She teaches courses ranging from foundational writing to advanced seminars on European literature and Shakespeare.

• Education:
  • Ph.D. in English from Brown University
  • M.A. in English from University of California at Berkeley
  • B.A. in English Honors from Georgetown University

Her research explores how overlooked historical texts illuminate contemporary identity and literary traditions. She emphasizes close reading and interdisciplinary approaches in her teaching.

• Courses Taught:
  • Shakespeare's Works (ENGL 4030)
  • Shakespeare's Plays (ENGL 4020)
  • Major 17th Century Writers (ENGL 4040)
  • Literary Theory (ENGL 4500)
  • Literary Cult of the Virgin Queen (ENGL 4600)
  • British Literature Surveys
  • World Drama Literature (ENGL 3000)
  • European Literature I (ENGL 3070)
  • Writing I, II (ENGL 1100, 1200)
  • Classic Texts - Classic Films (2015)
  • Golden Age of Renaissance Literature (3120)