Lucy Morrison
Associate Professor of English, 002 (Upstairs) Honors House, lxmorrison@salisbury.edu, 410-677-5306
I am the British Romanticist for the English Department and a native of Great Britain. I am also the Associate Director of the Bellavance Honors program.
In Fall 2008, I am teaching Honr 312 and 490, as well as Honr 311: American Civil War Through Literature and English 474/574: British Romantic Literature. Books required for the Honors course are listed below:
Catton, Bruce. The Civil War. (0618001875)
Crane, Stephen. Red Badge of Courage. (9780553210118)
Faulkner, William. Absalom, Absalom! (0679732187)
Frazier, Charles. Cold Mountain. (9780802142849)
Sinclair, Upton. Manassas. (0817310444)
Stowe, Harriet Beecher. Uncle Tom’s Cabin. (0486440281)
In Spring 2008, I taught a course entitled "London & the Lakes," in which students traveled to the U.K. for spring break (a first for SU!). You can find more information on the SUCIE website.
In Fall 2007, I taught Victorian Literature and Wilderness in Literature.
In Spring 2007, I taught an Honr 112: Rwanda--the 1994 genocide and its Origins (with Prof. Long), Romantic Literature, and a graduate seminar on Charles Dickens.
In Fall 2006, courses taught include HONR 211: Jane Austen's England and Engl 477: British Novel I.
In Spring 2006, courses taught include British Literature I: 1800-1900, Wilderness in Literature, and American Southern Renaissance.
In Fall 2005, I offered two sections of ENGL 474/574, Romantic Literature. I also taught a graduate seminar, 19th Century Literature and Society, and an Honors English course, "The Edges of War."
Portrait of Mary Shelley, my major figure.
The best way to reach me is by email.
Thomas E. Bellavance Honors Program.
Salisbury University Homepage.