Pacific University’s Forest Grove and Hillsboro Campuses, and all healthcare clinics, will be closed on Friday, Feb. 14. Classes may continue online. Los campus de Forest Grove y Hillsboro de la Universidad del Pacífico, y todas las clínicas de atención médica, estarán cerrados el viernes 14 de febrero. Las clases podrán continuar en línea. Details/Detalles
Professor Bove received his Ph.D. from Boston University and specializes in Victorian literature and culture, British Romanticism, and critical theory.
Professor Carstens specializes in early twentieth-century Anglo-American literature, with additional interests in fiction from late-nineteenth to contemporary, gender and sexuality studies, and critical and creative writing. Currently her primarily role is administrative, serving as Pacific’s Vice Provost for Academic Affairs.
A professor in the English Department, Darlene Pagán teaches creative writing and contemporary literature. She is an Associate Editor in Poetry for Airlie Press, and her publications include poetry (Setting the Fires and Blue Ghosts) and essays. She's at work on a memoir, The Safest Place to Fall, as well as a novel.
Kathlene Postma is a Professor of Creative Writing and Literature. She works primarily in fiction but also publishes and presents poetry, creative nonfiction, and scholarship. Her current writing and teaching interests are the art and history of the fairy tale and the role storytelling plays in healing from trauma. She founded and edited Silk Road Literary Review and is series editor for New Ground Books.
Jenna is interested in helping students discover and practice ways of writing that integrate research, personal inquiry, and collaboration across disciplines.
