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Alec Marsh is a Professor in the Department of English Literatures and Writing, holding a Ph.D. and M.A. from Rutgers University and a B.A. from Bennington College. His academic career demonstrates strong commitments to both teaching excellence and scholarly research in American literature.
His teaching encompasses:
- 19th-20th Century American poetry and prose
- African-American literary traditions
- Classical texts including The Odyssey
- Tragic theatre across historical periods
- Specialized seminars on modernist poets
Professor Marsh's research focuses on 20th Century poetry, with specialization in:
- Ezra Pound's works and political context
- William Carlos Williams' experimental forms
- Modernist circles including H.D. and associated figures
- Intersections of poetry with history and politics
- African-American poetic traditions
His scholarly publications show consistent focus on modernist poetry, particularly Ezra Pound and associated figures. Recent works explore political dimensions of poetry, artist networks, and experimental forms, employing historical contextualization and archival research methodologies. Publication venues include prestigious academic presses like Bloomsbury and Cambridge University Press.
Recognition includes:
- Lindback Award for Teaching
- Williams Award for Scholarship
- Donald B. Hoffman Research Fellowship (2022)
- Class of '32 Hoffman Award
- Outstanding Advisor Award
He has mentored numerous senior theses primarily focused on 20th Century American poetry, providing individualized guidance on research design and literary analysis. His advising extends to first-year students through formal recognition programs.
