George Davison

George Davison is a Professor of English at Santa Monica College, where he teaches courses including English composition, ethnic literature, and Asian American literature. He holds a BA in Psychology from Goldenwest College and the University of Arizona with a minor in East Asian Studies, and an MA in 20th Century British Literature and Postcolonial Studies from California State University, Long Beach. He is also certified in Japanese Language (Level 1 N1).

His academic roles include leadership in accreditation processes, editorial work for the ISER, and significant involvement in faculty governance. He has held positions such as Faculty Association Executive Committee member, Elections Chair, Bulletin Editor, and multiple roles in the Academic Senate (e.g., Sabbaticals and Fellowship Committee Chair, Curriculum Committee member, Legislative Chair).

His research interests span interdisciplinary areas including postcolonial discourse, Asian American literary studies, and British literary traditions. Though no specific publications are listed, his teaching portfolio reflects engagement with cultural and ethnic literatures.

Outside academia, Davison enjoys travel, photography (IG: @theg4photography), volleyball, hiking, cycling, yoga, and food culture centered around pizza and ramen.