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Our English degrees provide students with a strong background in critical analysis, the structure of language, and literary history before they begin specific career preparation in their selected program.
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Matthew Binney
Polly Buckingham
Teena Carnegie
Jimmie Coy
Dana Elder
Anthony Flinn
Logan Greene
Christopher Howell
Jonathan Johnson
Molly Johnson
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Samuel Ligon
Paul Lindholdt
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Jamie Neely
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Grant Smith
Gregory Spatz
Henry-York Steiner
Rachel Toor
Beth Torgerson
Christina Valeo
Philip Weller
Nanette Wichman
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Eastern Washington University
Cheney, WA 99004

Christina A. Valeo, PhD
Assistant ProfessorPhone: 509.359.6026Email: cvaleo@ewu.eduVita: DownloadSpecialization
British Romantic Literature
C19 British Literature
English Education
Children's LiteratureBiography
Chris Valeo earned her BA from Brown University in 1992, and her MA in teaching English in 1992. She taught high school English in Montana for five years (Hays/LodgePole High School 1992-1994, Havre High School 1994-1997), leaving to pursue graduate-level work in literature at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (MA 1999, PhD 2003). She joined the faculty of Eastern in 2003. Her current research and teaching interests include British literature, English pedagogy, children's literature and popular romance.
Recent Publications
"Nora Roberts and Serial Magic." New Approaches to Popular Romance Fiction. Sarah S.G. Frantz and Eric Murphy Selinger, eds. McFarland Publishing, 2011. Forthcoming.
"Charlotte Smith's American Indian Encounters." Engaged Romanticism: Romanticism as Praxis. Ed. Mark Lussier and Bruce Matsunaga. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Press, 2008.
"Books That Will Help Us Ride Out the Testing Storm." InLand: A Journal for Teachers of English Language Arts. Fall 2008. Co-authored with Marilyn Carpenter.
"Books that Talk Technology and More." InLand: A Journal for Teachers of English Language Arts. Spring 2008. Co- authored with Marilyn Carpenter.Courses Taught
Introduction to Fiction
Children's Literature
A Global View Through Children's Literature
Romantic Era Literature
English Education Capstone
