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Leslie DeLassus is an Instructional Assistant Professor of Gender Studies and Film at the University of Mississippi, jointly appointed in the Department of Theatre and Film and the Sarah Isom Center for Women and Gender Studies within the College of Liberal Arts. She teaches courses including Gender & Sexuality in Cinema, Comedy in Film, and Drama in Film, with a strong focus on integrating archival film materials into online curricula.
Education:
- Ph.D. in Film Studies, University of Iowa (2016)
- M.A. in Media Studies, University of Texas at Austin
- B.A. in History, Georgia State University
Her research centers on film studies, particularly the intersections of gender, film history, and preservation practices. She explores how archival materials shape cinematic historiography and how these can be leveraged in digital and online education. Her work reflects a deep engagement with media studies, feminist film theory, and pedagogical innovation in the humanities.
Her recent scholarly contributions examine transnational cinema, early film form, and the materiality of cinema, reflecting a broad interdisciplinary approach spanning cultural studies, visual culture, and media archaeology.
While no formal awards are listed, her publications in peer-reviewed edited collections highlight her scholarly impact in the field of film studies.
Leslie DeLassus is actively involved in curriculum development, particularly for online learning environments, where she incorporates film archives to enrich student engagement. Though no advising or grant information is provided, her academic trajectory reflects a commitment to teaching excellence and research in film and gender studies.
She is affiliated with the Sarah Isom Center for Women and Gender Studies and the Department of Theatre and Film, contributing to interdisciplinary scholarship and education at the University of Mississippi.
