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Jennifer Golightly is a Lecturer in History and Director of Digital Student Experience at Colorado College. Her work bridges literary history and digital humanities, focusing on eighteenth-century British women's writing, gender performance, and cultural history. She holds a PhD in English Literature from the University of Denver (2007), an MA (2000), and a BA from Colorado State University (1997).
Her research explores women's contributions to literature, fashion history, and radical themes in novels of the 1790s. Current projects include a study of gender non-conforming heroines in sentimental novels and a digital humanities project on policing male homosexuality in 18th-century Paris with Tip Ragan. She has been awarded the Émilie du Châtelet Prize for her work on gender and the marriage plot.
- Education:
- PhD, English Literature, University of Denver (2007)
- MA, English Literature, University of Denver (2000)
- BA, English, Colorado State University (1997)
As Director of Digital Student Experience, Golightly supports faculty and students in using digital tools for teaching and research, managing platforms like Canvas and digital liberal arts software. Her interdisciplinary approach integrates traditional scholarship with emerging technologies to enhance academic engagement.
