Elizabeth Caulfield Felt

Elizabeth Caulfield Felt is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of English at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, where she teaches composition and children's literature courses. She actively participates in shared governance through SPARC and maintains strong community ties through literacy initiatives.

• Education: M.S.T. in English (UWSP), M.L.S. in Library Science (LSU), B.A. in English/French (Indiana University)

Her research and creative work bridges academic writing instruction with historical fiction and memoir. She specializes in:

• Children's literature pedagogy
• Biographical narrative structures
• Creative writing techniques
• Victorian-era cultural contexts

Key publications include:

• Syncopation: A Memoir of Adèle Hugo (2012)
• The Stolen Goldin Violin (children's mystery)

Award recognition includes the UWSP Graduate Council honor for her novel Charlotte.

Professional affiliations:

• Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators (2014-present)
• Historical Novels Society book reviewer (2005-present)

Community engagement:

• Portage County Literacy Council volunteer
• Little Free Library steward