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Frank Brevik is a Professor of Liberal Arts at Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) in Savannah, GA, since 2017. He has held previous academic roles including Associate Professor of British Literature at Savannah State University (2015–2017) and Assistant Professor positions at Savannah State University (2012–2015) and LaGrange College (2006–2011). Brevik also earned credentials such as the eCore Faculty Certification in Online Education (2015) and TEFL/A.A. from Universitetet i Agder, Norway. His educational background includes a Ph.D. in English from the University of Louisiana, an M.A. in English Literature from the University of Manchester, and a BSc in English from Troy University.
Brevik’s research interests focus on Shakespearean works, particularly The Tempest, exploring themes like utopian politics, post-colonial discourse, and the interplay between text and cultural context. He also investigates pedagogical strategies in literature education, including online platforms and multicultural approaches. His work challenges traditional interpretations by analyzing how modern adaptations and political myths shape understanding of classic texts.
His recent publications (2018–2012) emphasize critical analyses of The Tempest across political frameworks, while earlier works (2009–2011) address interdisciplinary pedagogy and post-colonial critiques. Brevik has received notable awards, including the Most Supportive Faculty Award (Alpha Omicron Pi, LaGrange College, 2008) and Best Freshman Professor of the Year (Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, 2002).
Brevik’s grants include a 2015 Faculty Development Committee Mini-grant from Savannah State University, two Presidential Mini-grants (2015 and 2014), and Summer Research Grants from LaGrange College (2011 and 2008). He has contributed to multiple academic books and journals, often blending literary criticism with pedagogical innovation. Despite his extensive teaching and research, no advisees or lab affiliations are explicitly stated in the provided texts.
