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Amy R. Wong is an Associate Professor of English at Dominican University of California. She holds a PhD in English from UCLA (2015), an MSc in Education from Long Island University (2008), and a BA in History and Literature from Harvard University (2006). Her research focuses on Victorian literature and media studies, with a current book project analyzing 19th-century media culture's impact on concepts of 'actual' vs. 'virtual' spaces. She teaches courses on Victorian literature, science fiction, and critical media studies, advocating for pedagogical approaches connecting humanities to modern experiences.
Education:
- BA, History and Literature, Harvard University
- MSc, Education, Long Island University
- PhD, English, University of California, Los Angeles
Research Interests: Victorian literature, media theory, science fiction, feminist epistemology, critical race theory, and science studies. Her work bridges historical literary analysis with contemporary digital culture critiques.
Recent Awards:
- 2018 Critical Race Studies Grant (Amherst College)
- 2016 Honors Faculty Fellow (Dominican University)
- 2014 UCLA Dissertation Fellowship
Professional Activities: Active in organizations like the Dickens Project and North American Victorian Studies Association. Serves as a faculty advisor and pedagogy consultant.
