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Harry Ewan is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Core Studies at St. John's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, St. John's University. He teaches First Year Writing courses, including the thematic course "Language and Power in and out of the Academy," emphasizing rhetorical, research-based, and ethnographic writing practices.
- Co-faculty advisor for "Intersections," an online journal of First Year Writing
- Teaching experience at St. John's Rome campus through the Global Passport Program (2022, 2023)
- Active in interdisciplinary creative writing and screenwriting
Education:
- MFA in Creative Writing/Fiction (2015), Long Island University, Brooklyn
- BA in Humanities (2012), New York University
Harry’s research spans creative writing pedagogy, LGBTQ+ academic identity, and cultural/rhetorical analysis, often blending fiction, memoir, and screenwriting formats. His work interrogates power dynamics, marginalized voices, and holistic approaches to writing.
Recent publications include the screenplay A Christmas Karl (2022 TITAN International Screenwriting Competition winner for Drama/Sci Fi and Pearl Award for Diversity) and literary excerpts like Smoke and Shadows (The Opiate, 2017). He is currently developing an article on LGBTQ+ pedagogy in Catholic university settings.
Scientific Awards:
- Drama/Sci Fi winner, 2022 TITAN International Screenwriting Competition
- Pearl Award for Diversity, 2022 TITAN International Screenwriting Competition
Hallmarks of Harry’s career include innovative course design, cross-genre publication experimentation, and advocacy for inclusive academic spaces. His work bridges traditional literary forms with contemporary social themes.
