Paul Cappucci

Dr. Paul Cappucci is a Professor of English and Chair of the Department of English and Interdisciplinary Studies at Georgian Court University. He holds a Ph.D. from Drew University and has been a faculty member since 2000. His roles include Chairperson of the English Department, Director of the Richey Center for the Humanities, and Co-Editor of the William Carlos Williams Review.

• Education: Ph.D./M.Phil. in English Literature (Drew University), M.A. (The College of New Jersey), B.A. (King’s College).

His research focuses on modernist poetry, particularly William Carlos Williams, Frank O’Hara, and interdisciplinary links between literature and visual arts. He has published extensively on Williams, including books and articles on his response to historical events and artistic collaborations.

His articles explore themes such as modernity, environmental themes, and war’s impact on literature. Recent work includes studies on Williams’ engagement with the Beat Generation and urban ecological symbolism.

• Awards: Virginia Graham Award for Teaching Excellence (2011), NEH Summer Scholar (2015).

Cappucci advises students through the English Internship program and has led study abroad trips. He also moderates literary journals and honor societies, fostering academic and creative communities.

His leadership roles include chairing the General Education Program and the Faculty Assembly, reflecting his commitment to curriculum development and institutional governance.