Marc Cohen

Marc Cohen is a Teaching Professor specializing in film/TV, literature, and writing. He holds a BA from UCLA (1990), an MA from Cal Poly (2004), and a PhD from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (2011). His research focuses on storytelling in media, narrative theory, and screenwriting, informed by his Hollywood story editing background. He teaches courses like Rhetoric & Composition, World Literatures in English, and Storytelling in Film & TV.

Research interests span contemporary American literature, film/media studies, and rhetoric. His notable work explores 19th-century literary adaptations, blending historical analysis with modern narrative techniques.

Recipient of prestigious teaching awards including the Tanner Award (2018), Joseph Flora Award (2015), and Doris Betts Award (2009). No grants or lab affiliations explicitly detailed in the provided text.