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Laurie Clements Lambeth is a Lecturer at the University of Houston Honors College, teaching since 2010 in the Medicine and Society minor. She earned her master's and doctorate degrees from the University of Houston’s Creative Writing Program.
- Education: Master's and Doctorate in Creative Writing, University of Houston.
Lambeth’s research focuses on intersections of disability studies, medical humanities, and film studies. Her creative nonfiction explores themes of health, identity, and societal challenges through works in The New York Times, Ecotone, and Crab Orchard Review.
Her scholarly contributions span conferences from Santa Barbara to Aberystwyth, and her poetry appears in Poetry Magazine, Crazyhorse, and Seneca Review.
- Scientific Awards:
- Donald Barthelme Inprint Prize in Poetry
- Michener Prize in Honor of Donald Barthelme
- Bellevue Literary Review Award for Poetry (2014)
- Notable Essay in Best American Essays 2017
Lambeth leads online creative writing workshops for teens with disabilities via Numberless Dreams (YMCA of Central New York and Syracuse University), demonstrating her commitment to inclusive education.
