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Jay David Miller serves as Assistant Professor of English and Interim Director of the Honors Program at George Fox University, specializing in colonial and early American literary traditions within transatlantic contexts.
Education:
- PhD, University of Notre Dame
- MA, The Pennsylvania State University
- BA, George Fox University
His research centers on Early American literature through the lens of Quaker agrarian writing, Atlantic World theological discourse, and environmental literary history. Current work explores neglected jeremiad traditions from the English Civil Wars through the American Revolution, examining how Quaker writers framed ecological and societal critiques.
Scientific Awards:
- 2021 ACLS Carl and Betty Pforzheimer Fellow in English and American Literature
- McNeil Center's 2021 Zuckerman Prize in American Studies
Miller teaches literature and writing courses across the Honors Program and English department while serving as associate editor for Quaker Religious Thought. His scholarship receives support from the Omohundro Institute for Early American History and Culture, reflecting significant peer recognition in early American studies.
