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Kristin Fujie is an Associate Professor of English and Chair of the Department of English at Lewis & Clark College. She holds a PhD (2010) and BA (1997) from the University of California, Berkeley. Her research focuses on 20th-century American literature, particularly the works of William Faulkner, exploring themes of race, gender, and sexuality. She teaches courses on American Modernism, African American literature, and first-year seminars, emphasizing close collaboration with students. Outside academia, she enjoys outdoor activities with her family.
Education: PhD in English, University of California, Berkeley (2010); BA in English, University of California, Berkeley (1997).
Research interests include Faulkner’s narrative techniques, gender embodiment in modernist texts, and intersections of race and sexuality in American literature. Her work often critiques institutional and cultural frameworks through close textual analysis.
Teaching in Spring 2025 includes CORE 120-06: Words and ENG 100-01: Topics: The American Road. Office hours combine in-person and virtual sessions, emphasizing accessibility.
Advising and grants: While no specific grants are noted, Kristin actively mentors students across their academic journeys, from first-year seminars to senior projects. Her advising emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches to literary studies.
