Scott W Berg

Scott W. Berg is a Professor of Nonfiction Writing at George Mason University (GMU), where he has taught since 1994. His work bridges historical narrative, urban history, and nonfiction writing, with a focus on graduate and undergraduate pedagogy, literature, and book production.

Education

• University of Minnesota
• Miami University of Ohio
• George Mason University

Research & Writing centers on narrative history and urban history, exemplified by books such as Grand Avenues, 38 Nooses, and The Burning of the World. His courses include nonfiction literature, professional writing, and book production.

Scientific Awards

• Midland Authors Award in Nonfiction for The Burning of the World
• Library of Virginia Literary Award in Nonfiction for 38 Nooses

Advising & Grants include coordinating internships for English majors and contributing to academic programs related to writing and publishing. No specific grants are mentioned in the text.

Labs & Teams involve co-founding and advising Stillhouse Press, a nonprofit small press staffed by GMU students and alumni, and facilitating internships in writing and editing.