Stephanie Pietros

Stephanie Pietros is an Associate Professor of English at the College of Mount Saint Vincent, specializing in Medieval and Early Modern Literature, with a focus on Shakespeare, the History of the Book, and Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Music. She holds a PhD and MA from Fordham University and a BA from Providence College.

• Education:
  • PhD, Fordham University
  • MA, Fordham University
  • BA, Providence College

Her research explores intersections of Shakespearean drama, poetry, and music, emphasizing pedagogical innovation for first-generation students and interdisciplinary approaches to literary analysis. Recent work includes studies on lyric poetry, comedy, and historical performance practices.

Her publications highlight Shakespeare's problem plays, intertextual relationships, and gender dynamics in early modern literature. Articles frequently engage with music-literature intersections, theatre history, and pedagogical strategies for accessibility in higher education.

Professional affiliations include the American Association of University Professors, Modern Language Association, Shakespeare Association of America, and Renaissance Society of America. She has presented papers at major conferences on topics such as Shakespeare's adaptations, Anger in Elizabethan rhetoric, and music in early modern drama.