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Elizabeth Kim is an Assistant Professor of English at Haverford College and Director of Creative Writing. Her research focuses on multilingual and multimedia practices in contemporary Asian American poetry.
- Education
- B.A. in English from Temple University
- M.F.A. in Creative Writing (Poetry) from Rutgers University–Newark
- Ph.D. in English Literature from Temple University
Her work examines how hybrid forms in poetry represent cultural hybridity and address migration, colonization, and racial marginalization. She teaches courses in literary analysis, graphic novels, creative writing, and Asian American literature.
Kim’s recent publication in College Literature explores Cathy Park Hong’s use of creole language in Dance Dance Revolution to navigate cosmopolitan identities.
She serves as Director of Creative Writing at Haverford College. Contact: ekim1@haverford.edu.
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