Sharon McGrady

Sharon McGrady is a Lecturer in the Department of English at Seton Hall University. She teaches composition, literature, and service learning courses, coordinates internships for English and Liberal Arts programs, and serves as a tutor at the Writing Center. Her research focuses on 19th-century British poetry and prose, particularly the print culture surrounding William Wordsworth's work.

Education: PhD from Rutgers University (New Brunswick) and BA from Emory University.

Professional Affiliations: Member of NASSR, NAVSA, SHARP, and MLA.

Key Roles: Coordinator of English/Liberal Arts internships, First Year Writing Committee member (since 2010), and University Core assessment evaluator (since 2013).

Current Projects: Working on a book manuscript analyzing William Wordsworth's early and late career alongside his 19th-century readership.