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List of Faculty Advisors

Faculty in the English department share advising duties and can advise on any major or minor. Students can also select any professor as their advisor. To assist a student in choosing an advisor, the following list categorizes faculty by their professional specialties.

English Department Advisors

Literature Advisors

HENRY HUGHES

Professor, Literature and Writing, English Studies Department

hughesh@wou.edu

RYAN TOPPER

Associate Professor, English Studies Department

topperr@wou.edu

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Linguistics and Language Arts Advisors

ROB TROYER

Department Head, Professor of Linguistics, English Studies Department

troyerr@wou.edu

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Writing Advisors

HENRY HUGHES

Professor, Literature and Writing, English Studies Department

hughesh@wou.edu

KATHERINE SCHMIDT

Professor, English Studies Department

schmidtk@wou.edu

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Honors Program Advisor

GAVIN KEULKS

Director, Honors Program

keulksg@wou.edu

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Humanities Majors and Minors

CONTACT US

English Department: Integrated, Linguistics, Literature, and Writing

Department Head: Rob Troyer | 503-838-9123 | troyerr@wou.edu| BELL 301

CONTACT US

English Department: Integrated, Linguistics, Literature, and Writing

Department Head: Rob Troyer | 503-838-9123 | troyerr@wou.edu| BELL 301

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