Scott D. Andrews

Scott D. Andrews serves as Professor of English and Interim Associate Chair within the Department of English at California State University, Northridge's College of Humanities. He concurrently holds a professorship in the American Indian Studies Program where he directs the program and advises the American Indian Student Association.

His academic preparation includes:

• Ph.D. from University of California, Riverside (2000)
• M.A. from University of California, Riverside (1993)
• B.A. from University of Oklahoma (1987)

Specializing in American and American Indian literatures, his research integrates Indigenous studies with creative practice as a citizen of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma. His scholarly output spans poetry, short fiction, and critical essays exploring postmodern indigenous perspectives. This expertise is reflected in his editorial roles for Studies in American Indian Literatures and Transmotion: A Journal of Postmodern Indigenous Studies.

His notable recognition includes:

• Pushcart Prize nomination for literary work

In academic leadership, he directs the American Indian Studies Program while advising student associations and serving on journal editorial boards. His teaching portfolio features courses like American Indian Literature (ENGL 318) and The Short Story (ENGL 364), both delivered online for Fall 2025.

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