Professor Timo Müller (University of Regensburg): “Transnational Mobility on the American Road”
Professor Jennifer Riddle Harding, Summer semester Fulbright Lecturer, Anglophone Literatures and Cultures, Charles University-Prague (Washington & Jefferson College): “Puns in American Literature and Culture”
Doctor James Deutsch (Smithsonian Institution and the George Washington University): “A Psychoanalytical Approach to Folklore”
Professor Barbara Ladd, Winter semester Fulbright Lecturer, Anglophone Literatures and Cultures, Charles University-Prague (Emory University, Atlanta): “Beyond the Plantation: Race and Class at the Edge of the Swamp”
Professor Victor Castellani (University of Denver): “Tennessee Williams: On the Kindness of Strangers and Harshness of Kin”
Professor Carol Frost (Alfond Professor of English, Rollins College): “Elizabeth Bishop’s Inner Eye”
Professor Cristanne Miller (University at Buffalo): “Textual Sleuthing, Editorial Theory and the Manuscripts of Emily Dickinson”
Alice Notley (poet, Pulitzer Prize finalist): “Post-Olsonian Epic”
Professor John T. Matthews, 2010-11 Fulbright Lecturer, Anglophone Literatures and Cultures, Charles University-Prague (Boston University): “Hidden in Plain Sight: The Problem of the South in American Literary Imagination”
Professor Paul Levitt (University of Colorado): “The Narrator as Hero in The Great Gatsby”
Eric S. Petersen (lawyer, Thomas Jefferson expert): “The Vision of Thomas Jefferson”
Professor Valerie Miner, Michelle R. Clayman Institute for Gender Research (Stanford University): “Trespass and Settlement: Crossing the Gender Frontier in the American West”
Professor Hugh Silverman (Stony Brook University): “Being Postmodern Plural and The Sense of the World: From Plato to The Matrix”