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Richard Preiss is an Associate Professor of English at the University of Utah, holding this position since July 2012. He specializes in early modern literature, with a focus on Shakespearean studies and Renaissance drama. His academic background includes a BA from University College, University of Toronto (Honors in English), an MA and PhD in English from Stanford University (2000 and 2005, respectively).
Education:
- BA, Honors in English, University College, University of Toronto
- MA in English, Stanford University (2000)
- PhD in English, Stanford University (2005)
Research & Grants: He received the Faculty Scholarly Research Grant (2019–2021) for the project "_Bartholomew Fair_ in the Flesh", exploring early modern drama. His research interests span Renaissance literature, textual criticism, and Shakespearean performance studies.
Awards:
- Faculty Fellowship Award (2012), University Research Committee, University of Utah
Teaching: Recent courses include Great Books, Seminar in Literary Study, Intro to Shakespeare, and doctoral-level independent study. He emphasizes close textual analysis and interdisciplinary approaches in his teaching.
Professional Engagement:
- Member of the Shakespeare Association of America (2009–present, including Program Committee and Articles in Progress Practicum roles)
- Leadership Team member of the Modern Language Association (2011–2015)
