John Kleiner
Professor of English

Gage McWeeny
Professor of English

Robert Bell

Frederick Latimer Wells Professor of English

Karen Swann
Professor of English

Christopher Pye
Class of 1924 Professor of English
Shakespeare, Early Modernism, and Literary and Psychoanalytic Theory–

Ilona Bell

Samuel Fessenden Clarke Professor of English

Kathryn Kent
Professor of English

Ji-Young Um

Visiting Assistant Professor of English

Patricia Malanga
Academic Assistant
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pmalanga@williams.edu

Sherron Knopp
John Hawley Roberts Professor of English

David Smith
John W Chandler Professor of English

Cassandra Cleghorn
Senior Lecturer in English and American Studies

Theo Davis

Associate Professor of English

John Limon
Chair and John J. Gibson Professor of English

Suzanne Graver
John Hawley Roberts Professor of English, Emerita

Anita Sokolsky
Professor of English

Alison Case
Professor of English

Bernard Rhie
Professor of English
Philosophy and literature, with a special emphasis on 20th-century literature and ordinary language philosophy

Lawrence Raab
Morris Professor of Rhetoric

Peter Murphy
Professor of English
Dean of the Faculty

Shawn Rosenheim
Professor of English

Andrea Barrett
Lecturer in English

Christian Thorne
Associate Professor of English

Dorothy Wang

Assistant Professor of American Studies and Faculty Affiliate in English

Karen Shepard
Lecturer in English

Vincent J. Schleitwiler
Assistant Professor of English

James Shepard
J. Leland Miller Professor of American History, Literature, and Eloquence

James Pethica
Senior Lecturer in English and First-year Residential Seminars

Alan De Gooyer
Lecturer in English

Stephen Tifft

Professor of English

Paul Park

Lecturer in English

Lynda Bundtzen
Herbert H Lehman Professor of English

Stephen Fix
Robert G Scott ’68 Professor of English and Coordinator of Tutorial Program
Eighteenth-century British literature, particularly the works of Fielding, Sterne, and Johnson. History of the novel. Elegies as a poetic genre. Twentieth-century American fiction, particularly the works of Nabokov and Pynchon.