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Gustavus Adolphus
College |
Minnesota Board of Teaching
Program Approval 2006 |
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Dr. Gregory Mason |
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FACULTY VITA FORM
Name of Faculty Member: Gregory Mason
Name of Institution: Gustavus Adolphus College
Title or Rank: Professor Field: English
Earned Degrees: List date earned, institution, and major and minor/supporting field for each degree earned. 1972 Ph.D. University of Wisconsin-Madison. Comparative Literature. 1967 B.A. University of Sussex. Major in German, School of European Studies
Professional Experience: (including pre K-12 teaching or administration and college/university experience): List name, location, dates, and field or function for each professional experience. 1971- Gustavus Adolphus College 1998 Visiting Professor, European University Center for Peace Studies, Schlaining, Austria 1997 Visiting Professor, Asian Studies Section, Kansai Kadai University, Osaka, Japan 1991 Visiting Professor, School of English, Exeter University, England 1983 Visiting Professor, School of English, Exeter University, England
Assignment: Fill in percentages for all that apply.
100% Full-Time in Institution _____ % Part-Time in Institution Assignment in Education _____% Assignment Outside Education 100% Undergraduate Assignment _____% Graduate Assignment Administration _____% Other (specify)_________________
Load: (including teaching and administrative assignments): For Academic Year: 2004-5 List course numbers, titles, and credits for each semester. Specify whether courses are undergraduate or graduate level. Fall Semester: FTS 100-216 The Quest for Peace Through Literature. 1.000 credit ENG 131 Wrold Literature. 1.000 credit ENG 142 Film as Art. 1.000 credit
Spring Semester: ENG 132 World Literature. 1.000 credit ENG 234 Modern Drama. 1.000 credit ENG 244 Japanese Cinema. 1.000 credit
Interim and/or Summer Sessions:
Name Gregory Mason
Title: Professor of English
Appointment date: 1971
1. Non-class duties committees, responsibilities, etc.
2. Current Professional and Academic Associate Memberships: Peace and Justice Studies Association
3. Current Professional Activities
4. Sample Publications: Book: Arrows of Longing: The Correspondence of Anais Nin and Felix Pollak, 1952-1976. Ed Gregory Mason. Athens, OH: Swallow (Ohio U P), 1998. Articles: “An Interview with Kazuo Ishiguro.” Contemporary Literature 30.3 (Fall 1989) “Inspiring Images: The Influence of the Japanese Cinema on the Writings of Kazuo Ishiguro.” East-West Film Journal. “Some Implications from Postmodernism for the Field of Peach Studies.” Peace and Change. (1995)
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6. Current Research Emphases:
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