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David Hyman is an Associate Professor in the Department of English at Lehman College, part of the City University of New York (CUNY). His research focuses on the superhero genre, revision in composition studies, and multimodal literacy. He authored the book Revision and the Superhero Genre (2017) and has published widely on topics intersecting narrative theory and genre analysis. Hyman’s academic work bridges literary criticism with practical pedagogy, emphasizing how genre frameworks shape writing practices.
Dr. Hyman holds a B.A. from Vassar College and a Ph.D. from the CUNY Graduate Center. His professional affiliations include roles in the First-Year Writing Program, English Masters Program, and the English Honors Program. He is also involved with campus initiatives such as the Meridian Student Newspaper and Obscura Literary Arts Magazine.
His research interests explore the temporal and structural dynamics of superhero narratives, the application of revision theory in composition classrooms, and the role of graphic media in literacy education. Recent articles analyze genre-awareness transfer, intratextuality in performance, and the sponsorship of multimodal literacy through comics.
Although no specific scientific awards are listed, Hyman contributes to academic discourse through his publications and is engaged in program development and student mentorship. His advising efforts are tied to departmental initiatives in professional communications and honors programs.
Hyman’s work often intersects with interdisciplinary approaches, such as linking superhero genre studies to composition pedagogy. He maintains an active presence in academic and literary communities through his writing and editorial roles in campus publications.
