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Jeff Allred is an Associate Professor of English at Hunter College, where he has taught since 2005, and an Associate Professor of Digital Humanities at the CUNY Graduate Center since 2018. His academic work bridges American literature, modernism, and digital humanities, with a focus on documentary practices and cultural pedagogy.
- Education:
- Ph.D., English, University of Pennsylvania (2005)
- B.A., American Studies, Williams College (1995), magna cum laude
His research explores intersections between literary modernism and documentary traditions, particularly in the context of American studies and visual culture. He has published extensively on topics such as Depression-era literature, digital annotation platforms, and the role of refuse in shaping working-class narratives. His work often examines how teaching practices can transform traditional literary pedagogy through digital tools and collaborative projects.
His most recent articles and book chapters analyze themes like racial representation in Faulkner’s works, the documentary mode in literature, and the use of annotation technologies in education. Current projects include a manuscript on modernism and pedagogy titled ABCs of Modernism.
