Marc Guidry

Marc Guidry, Ph.D., is Associate Provost for Academic Affairs at Stephen F. Austin State University (SFA) since 2018 and has served as Professor in the Department of English since 2013. Previously, he was Associate Dean of the College of Liberal and Applied Arts (2012–2018) and held progressive academic ranks at SFA, including Assistant Professor (1999–2005) and Associate Professor (2005–2013). He co-founded the Generation Jacks program to support first-generation students.

Education

• Ph.D., English, Louisiana State University (1997)
• M.A., English, Louisiana State University (1993)
• B.A., English, Loyola University (1987)

His research and educational focus spans literature, composition, and civic engagement, with an emphasis on student development and community impact. Guidry has secured grants for initiatives like the City of Nacogdoches Livability Study ($35,000) and the TRIO Student Support Services Grant.

Scientific Awards

• Distinguished Grant Award—Honorable Mention (SFA, 2016)
• Spotlight Speaker - Bright Ideas Conference (SFA, 2010)
• Faculty Research Grant (SFA, 2009)
• Faculty Development Leave Grant (SFA, 2002)
• Lewis P. Simpson Dissertation Award (Louisiana State University, 1996-1997)

Guidry has also served as an academic counselor, part-time instructor, and teaching assistant at institutions including SFA, Loyola University (1996–1999), and Louisiana State University (1993–1996).