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Sarah-Jane Murray is a Professor at Baylor University, holding dual appointments in the Honors College's Great Texts Program and the Department of Film & Digital Media. Her academic journey began with classical languages at Princeton University (Ph.D. and M.A. in Romance Languages and Literatures), preceded by study at Ecole Normale Supérieure Lettres et Sciences Humaines and Auburn University (B.A.).
- Specialties: Medieval Manuscript Analysis, Digital Humanities, Storytelling Theory
- Key Roles: Director of Princeton Charrette Project (2003-2006), Founder of The Greats Story Lab™ (2023)
Her research explores storytelling's role in human flourishing and democratic resilience. Combining medieval manuscript studies with modern documentary filmmaking, her work bridges classical education with social impact media. Notable publications include three volumes of the Ovide Moralisé translation (2023) and Basics of Story Design (2017).
Recent creative output includes:
- Feature documentary The Need to Grow (2019)
- Short films Afterearth (2018) and Seattle's Bikini Baristas (2019)
- Current post-production on cinematic debut
Recognition includes:
- EMMY® nomination for Primary Concern (2013)
- Communicator Awards® and Silver TELLY®
- Inclusion in #50Women[who]Can (2018)
