Alumni

Over the years, our alumni have gone on to a variety of careers - from business and medicine, to education, government, entertainment, and more. Here, we visit with more than 300 of our graduates who provide information about what they are doing today, as well as how the Duke English program helped them in their professions.

Mary A. Armstrong

Professor of English and Women's & Gender Studies, Women's and Gender Studies Program Chair, Lafayette College
Jessica Bardill

Associate Professor, Concordia University
N. Bradley (Brad) Christie

Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, Erskine College
Alexis Pauline Gumbs

Founder and Director of Eternal Summer of the Black Feminist Mind, Eternal Summer of the Black Feminist Mind
Lisa Radinovsky

Freelance Writer, Editor, and Photographer, Self-Employed in Crete, Greece
Ruth Stevenson

Thomas B.Lamont Professor of Literature, Emerita, Union College
Jeannine Carpenter

Director of Research and Policy, Women's Fund of Greater Chattanooga
Jack Armistead

(Retired) Professor of English , University of Tennessee and Tennessee Tech University
Amanda Grzyb

Professor of Information and Media Studies, Western University
Shelton Waldrep

Professor of English, University of Southern Maine
Kent Lehnhof

Professor of English, Chapman University
Jeffrey Reaser

Professor, NC State University
Jonathan Howard

Assistant Professor, Yale University
Sarah Willburn

Lecturer in Religious Studies, Stanford University
Thomas Manganaro

Assistant Professor of English, University of Richmond
Ralph H. Ruedy

Retired, Department of State
Jane Kuenz

Professor and Associate Dean, University of Southern Maine
Beverly Taylor

Professor and Department Chair, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Frank Gado

Professor (Emeritus), Union College
Molly Belkin

Child, Adolescent, and Adult Psychiatrist, Self-Employed

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