Note: All faculty members teach one or more of the following courses: EN 101, Understanding Literature; EN 201, Major Writers: English; EN 203, Major Writers: American; and EN 205, Major Writers: Shakespeare.

	Mark Osteen Chair Professor Ph.D., Emory University mosteen@loyola.edu Areas of interest: Modern and contemporary literature, film studies, disability studies
	Carol Nevin Abromaitis Professor Ph.D., University of Maryland cabromaitis@loyola.edu Areas of interest: Restoration and 18th-century English literature, fantasy literature
	Jean Lee Cole Associate Professor Ph.D., The University of Texas at Austin jlcole@loyola.edu Areas of interest: American literature, American Studies, multiethnic American literature, gender studies, history of the book, visual cultural studies
	Bryan Crockett   Associate Professor Ph.D., University of Iowa bcrockett@loyola.edu Areas of interest: English Renaissance literature and culture, modern drama
	Juniper Ellis Professor Ph.D., Vanderbilt University jellis@loyola.edu Areas of interest: Postcolonial literature, Pacific Rim literature
	Kathleen Forni Associate Professor Ph.D., University of Southern California kforni@loyola.edu Areas of interest: Chaucer, Middle English literature, medievalism, popular culture
	Melissa Girard Assistant Professor Ph.D., University of Illinois magirard@loyola.edu Areas of interest: Modern poetry and poetics, 20th and 21st century American literature, gender studies, history of literary criticism
	Sondra Guttman Affiliate Assistant Professor Ph.D., Rutgers University sfguttman@loyola.edu Areas of Interest: American literature, working class literature, African American literature
	Louis Hinkel Affiliate Faculty, Director of Program Operations: Liberal Studies Program M.A., Emory University lhinkel@loyola.edu Areas of interest: graphic narratives, Shakespeare, theology and literature, pragmatism
	Giuseppina Iacono Lobo Assistant Professor Ph.D., English, The Pennsylvania State University gaiaconolobo@loyola.edu Areas of interest: Milton; 17th-century poetry and prose; literature and religious nonconformity; literature and revolution
	Julius Lobo Affiliate Assistant Professor Ph.D., English, The Pennsylvania State University jslobo@loyola.edu Areas of interest: 20th/21st-century American poetry, American literature
	Paul Lukacs Associate Professor Ph.D., The Johns Hopkins University plukacs@loyola.edu Areas of interest: American literature, literary theory, history of the novel, literature and politics
	Gayla McGlamery Associate Professor Ph.D., Emory University gmcglamery@loyola.edu Areas of interest: Victorian literature and culture, the novel, film adaptation
	Timothy Michael Assistant Professor Ph.D, Harvard University tdmichael@loyola.edu Areas of interest: British Romanticism, 18th-century literature and philosophy, lyric poetry, German and American Transcendentalism
	Nicholas Andrew Miller Associate Professor; Director, Film Studies Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania nmiller@loyola.edu Areas of interest: modernism, Irish literature, early cinema, film animation
	Robert S. Miola Gerard Manley Hopkins Professor; Lecturer in Classics Ph.D., University of Rochester rmiola@loyola.edu Areas of interest: Shakespeare, Renaissance drama and poetry, classical backgrounds of English literature, Catholic Renaissance writers
	Brian Norman Associate Professor; Director of African and African American Studies Ph.D., Rutgers University bjnorman@loyola.edu Areas of interest: African American literature, American literature, critical race and feminist studies
	Thomas Scheye Loyola Distinguished Service Professor Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania scheye@loyola.edu Areas of interest: Renaissance literature, Shakespeare, Milton
	David C. Dougherty Professor Emeritus Ph.D., Miami University (Ohio) ddougherty@loyola.edu Areas of interest: 20th-century British and American fiction and poetry, Shakespeare's English history plays