Kristen Hague

Kristen Hague serves as a Professor of English at Colorado Mesa University, where she teaches English Composition, Introduction to Professional Writing, 18th Century British Literature, Romantic Literature, Victorian Literature, Composition Theory and Practice, and Honors Courses including thesis supervision. Her academic career centers on literature and writing pedagogy within the university's humanities framework.

Education

• PhD in English from the University of New Mexico
• MA in English from the University of New Mexico
• BA in English Literature from Providence College

Research Interests

Professor Hague's scholarly work focuses intensely on 18th century British literature, particularly examining the rise of the novel as a literary form. Her research extends into composition studies with specialized attention to composition theory and rhetoric, alongside practical applications in professional writing. This interdisciplinary approach bridges historical literary analysis with contemporary writing pedagogy, reflecting her dual expertise in foundational texts and modern communication practices.

Her teaching portfolio directly informs her research trajectory, demonstrating consistent engagement with Enlightenment-era literature while developing innovative methodologies for writing instruction across undergraduate curricula.