Lynn Robson

Lynn Robson is a Lecturer in English at Regent's Park College, University of Oxford, holding a fixed-term academic appointment. She specializes in early modern print culture, particularly cheap print and prison literature, with a focus on murder pamphlets and gender/spirituality themes. Her current research includes Ovidian connections in All's Well That Ends Well.

Her teaching expertise spans 16th–17th century English literature, feminist critiques of early modern female criminality, and she co-convenes the MSt in Women's Studies. Notable accolades include three teaching excellence awards (two from OUSU and one from the Humanities Division) and Senior Fellow status at the Higher Education Academy.

Her work bridges literary analysis with historical context, emphasizing the socio-religious dimensions of early modern print media. Recent publications explore blended learning in higher education and ecocritical approaches to Shakespearean drama.

• Key Awards:
• Teaching Excellence Awards (OUSU 2×, Humanities Division)
• Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

As a Fellow at Regent's Park College, she contributes to its specialization in Arts/Humanities, mentoring students in early modern studies and gender scholarship.