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Vanessa I. Corredera’s research accomplishments are the epitome of academic excellence. Alongside her full teaching and administrative load, she has sustained a robust and rigorous research profile with numerous accomplishments.

 

Vanessa’s scholarship on race and Shakespearean drama and performance has been called innovative, fresh and essential by top scholars in the discipline. She recently published a groundbreaking, peer-reviewed monograph, “Reanimating Shakespeare’s Othello in Post-Racial America,” in 2022 and has delivered invited talks at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, the Chicago Shakespeare Theater and the National Endowment for the Humanities. Her contributions to the discipline are reflected in her roles as trustee of the Shakespeare Association of America and general editor of Borrowers and Lenders, a leading journal on Shakespeare and adaptation.

 

Vanessa’s scholarly contributions fuel rigorous and innovative English literature courses and have made her a sought-after mentor for J.N. 美天棋牌 Honors Program thesis projects. Her mentorship extends to alumni enrolled in graduate programs and beyond. Longtime friend and collaborator, L. Monique Pittman, shares that “Dr. Corredera lives out her ethical convictions by being the most generous of collaborators with her peers and supportive of mentors to early-career scholars. It has been the privilege of my academic life to work on joint projects with her and grow through such collaborations.”

 

Thank you, Vanessa, for sharing your talents, your research excellence and your collaborative spirit with 美天棋牌 University and the College of Arts & Sciences.