Rhoda Zuk

Rhoda Zuk is an Associate Professor in the Department of English at Mount Saint Vincent University. She holds a BA, MA, and PhD from the University of Alberta. Her research intersects feminist theory, cultural studies, and literary analysis, with emphasis on women's writing traditions, children's literature, and popular culture narratives.

Research explores racial representations in children's media, historical courtesan narratives, feminist curatorial practices, and gender dynamics in television. Publications critically examine cultural artifacts from Golliwog dolls to Roseanne Barr's work, often challenging societal norms through literary and media analysis.

Editorial contributions include serving as editor for Atlantis: A Women’s Studies Journal (2004-2007) and co-editing seven issues. Awards are not documented.