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Mary Hickman is an Associate Professor in the Department of English at Nebraska Wesleyan University, where she teaches courses in poetry, creative writing, and world literature. Her academic and creative work is deeply rooted in contemporary American poetry and literary arts.
Education:
- MFA, The Iowa Writers’ Workshop
- Graduate Certificate in Book Arts, The University of Iowa Center for the Book
Her research and creative interests focus on poetry, creative nonfiction, and the intersection of writing and visual arts, particularly through book arts. She has published widely in literary journals such as Colorado Review, jubilat, and Sonora Review, and her work has been recognized in national literary series. Her two full-length poetry collections explore themes of identity, place, and embodiment.
Her publications have garnered critical acclaim, particularly Rayfish, which won the 2016 James Laughlin Award. While no formal list of scholarly articles is available, her creative output demonstrates a sustained engagement with poetic form, experimental writing, and democratic themes in literature.
Scientific and Literary Honors:
- James Laughlin Award (2016), Academy of American Poets
- Boston Review Poet's Sampler Feature
- PEN America Poetry Series Feature
She has received support for international engagement, including participation in the U.S. Department of State’s American Writers on Tour program, with readings in Turkey and Armenia. No information is available about student advising, research grants, or laboratory/team affiliations.
She is actively involved in the literary community and continues to contribute to contemporary poetry through writing, teaching, and public readings.
