About
Susan Roberts is an Associate Professor in the Department of English at Boston College's College of Arts and Sciences, where she has been a dedicated faculty member since 1988. She teaches a wide range of undergraduate courses in literature and creative writing, contributing significantly to both the core curriculum and specialized writing programs.
Her research and teaching interests center on creative expression, with a focus on poetry and non-fiction. Key areas include:
- Creative Writing and Workshop Pedagogy
- Poetry and Poetics
- Autobiographical and Literary Non-fiction
- Spirituality and Creativity in Writing
- Literature and Identity
Her work has appeared in respected literary journals such as The Mississippi Review, Salamander, Tinderbox, and The Tishman Review, reflecting her engagement with contemporary poetic discourse.
Susan Roberts has made lasting contributions to undergraduate education at Boston College, particularly through her involvement in the Cornerstone Program for freshmen, where she teaches 'Courage to Know.' Her long-standing presence in the department underscores her commitment to mentoring students in writing and literary exploration.
While no formal scientific awards or research grants are listed, her sustained publication record and curriculum development highlight her scholarly and artistic impact.
She advises students informally through her teaching and workshops, though no formal graduate advisees are mentioned. She is actively involved in fostering a creative literary community within the university.
