Paige Green

Dr. Paige Green serves as a Lecturer in the English Department within the College of Arts & Letters at the University of North Georgia, where she teaches foundational composition courses and Early American Literature. She is simultaneously advancing her academic career as a Ph.D. candidate at Georgia State University, focusing on American Young Adult Literature.

Her research portfolio demonstrates significant interdisciplinary breadth:

• American Literary Traditions
• Native American Cultural Representations
• Contemporary Young Adult Fiction
• Historical Children's Literature

Dr. Green's scholarly approach connects classroom instruction with cultural engagement, evidenced by her curation of the 'Muskogee (Creek) and Cherokee Nations' exhibition. Her teaching of both composition fundamentals and specialized literature courses reflects a commitment to developing students' writing skills alongside literary analysis capabilities, with particular attention to diverse American voices and perspectives.

Her academic trajectory shows steady progression from undergraduate to doctoral studies at the University of West Georgia and Georgia State University respectively, with research interests that bridge historical and contemporary literary forms while emphasizing underrepresented cultural narratives.