About
Dr. Tyler Farrell is a Teaching Professor in the Department of English at Marquette University's Klingler College of Arts & Sciences. His research explores the intersections of poetry, place, and cultural identity with a focus on Irish and Midwestern literature.
Education:
- Ph.D. in Creative Writing-Poetry, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (2002)
- M.A. in Literature, Creighton University (1997)
- B.A. in English and Journalism, Creighton University (1995)
Research Interests: Farrell's work centers on 20th-century poetry, creative writing pedagogy, Irish literary traditions, and the cinematic representation of literary works. His current projects examine the geographical imagination in contemporary poetry and develop innovative study abroad programs integrating literary fieldwork.
Publications: Farrell's extensive publication record demonstrates consistent engagement with poetic form, cultural memory, and literary biography, particularly within Irish-American contexts. His recent work shows increasing integration of digital humanities approaches to textual analysis.
Awards:
- Pushcart Prize Nomination (2018)
- Marquette University Teacher of the Year Nominee (2017)
- Faculty Exploring Leadership Opportunities Fellowship (2020-2021)
- Simmons Religious Commitment Fund Grant (2015)
- Academy of American Poets Prize (2001)
Academic Service: Coordinates international study programs in Ireland and London, serves on curriculum development committees, and advises student literary publications. Maintains active collaborations with Irish cultural institutions and poetry foundations.
