Geoffrey Brewer

Geoffrey Brewer serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of English within Saint Louis University's College of Arts and Sciences. His teaching portfolio spans composition, rhetoric, professional writing, and literature courses examining social justice, faith, film, and cultural studies.

Education:

• Ph.D. in English, Saint Louis University, 2022
• M.A. in English, Saint Louis University, 2015
• B.A. in English and Spanish, Westminster College, 2012

Research Focus: Brewer specializes in early modern English literary forgery with concentrated work on Shakespearean apocrypha, particularly William-Henry Ireland's 18th-century forgeries. His scholarship bridges traditional hermeneutics with computational analysis to examine reception history, adaptation patterns, and textual authenticity in pre-modern literature. Current projects investigate digital methodologies for quantifying forgery characteristics in historical texts.

Scientific Awards: No awards documented in source materials.

Academic Guidance: Teaching responsibilities include mentoring undergraduate researchers in literary analysis and composition theory, though formal graduate student advisement isn't specified. No grant funding details appear in available records.

Research Infrastructure: Affiliated with Saint Louis University's digital humanities initiatives through conference presentations at institutional forums like the Textual Revolutions Lecture Series, though no dedicated laboratory or formal research team is referenced.