Christina Carlson

Christina Carlson, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor of English and Assistant Chair of the English Department at Iona College. She specializes in medieval literature, teaching courses on Chaucer, medieval women, Celtic spirituality, and literature to 1700. Her research explores the intersection of medieval studies with pop culture, including analyses of works like the Twilight series alongside medieval werewolf tales. She coordinates the Study Abroad program to the Isle of Iona in Scotland and is involved in the Honors Program.

• Education:
• Ph.D. in English, Fordham University
• MA in English, University of Wales, Lampeter
• BA in English, History, and Women’s Studies, Drew University

Her research focuses on medieval children and families, Chaucerian texts, and Middle English romance. She actively engages with academic societies including The Medieval Academy, the New Chaucer Society, the Medieval Club of New York, and the Hagiography Society.

No specific articles are listed in the provided text, but her work bridges scholarly medieval studies with contemporary cultural analysis. She plays a key role in academic administration and international student programs.