Ann Jurecic is an Associate Professor in the Department of English at Rutgers University. She also serves as a book columnist for The Lancet and as an Associate Editor for the journal Literature and Medicine. Her first book, Illness as Narrative (2012), charts the emergence of personal writing about illness in the twentieth century. She recently co-authored a book about writing, Habits of the Creative Mind (2015). She teaches nonfiction writing and courses related to literature and medicine, and she is currently working on a study of twentieth- and twenty-first-century essayists.
Co-Directors
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Ann Jurecic
Department of English -
Susan Sidlauskas
Department of Art History
Postdoctoral Associates
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Jeanette Samyn
Department of English, Wesleyan University -
Todd Carmody
Department of English, University of Pennsylvania
Faculty Fellows
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James Walkup
Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology -
Louis Sass
Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology -
Lisa Mikesell
School of Communication and Information -
Catherine Lee
Department of Sociology -
Carla Cevasco
Department of American Studies -
Joanna Kempner
Department of Sociology
Graduate Fellows
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Amy Zanoni
Department of History -
Louise Tam
Department of Women's and Gender Studies -
Kathleen Pierce
Department of Art History -
Jorie Hofstra
Department of Sociology -
Hilary Buxton
Department of History -
Nick Allred
Department of English