Graduate Students
Bryce Bullins
Graduate Assistant, English
Bryce Bullins is a fourth year PhD candidate at the University of Cincinnati. He teaches courses in film, the American horror film, horror and gothic literatures, and composition at the University.
His research includes the figure of the double across a variety of mediums and periods, dread and its potentional for audience displacement in contemporary American horror cinema, and the evolution and intertextuality of gothic and horror in American literature from the late eighteenth-century into the present day.
His research includes the figure of the double across a variety of mediums and periods, dread and its potentional for audience displacement in contemporary American horror cinema, and the evolution and intertextuality of gothic and horror in American literature from the late eighteenth-century into the present day.
Winnie Doyle
English
I am an interdisciplinary scholar trained in humanities and social sciences and often employ both qualitative and quantitative methods in my research. My practice interests lie in creating and finding collaborative, tech-focused, accessible, and sustainable solutions to uplift marginalized communities.
David Lerner Schwartz
Graduate Assistant, English
Fiction writer. Learn more at www.davidlernerschwartz.com.