Juliana Chow

Faculty, Language and Thinking Program

Biography:

Juliana Chow (B.A. English, Harvard; M.Sc. Geography, Oxford; Ph.D. Candidate, English, University of California, Berkeley) has taught Reading and Composition at UC Berkeley and the Prison University Project at San Quentin, as well as science and math
for students participating in First Graduate (formerly bay Fund) and
Summerbridge (also known as Breakthrough Collaborative) in San
Francisco. She has been awarded the Leverhulme Fellowship in the
Human Geography of China and the Discovery Fellowship at the Townsend
Center for the Humanities. Her dissertation considers principles such
as specificity, nativity, and vitality underlying American regionalist
texts of the mid-nineteenth through early-twentieth century. Her
article "Motion Studies: Gertrude Stein's Work" is forthcoming in
Arizona Quarterly. Juliana grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and
currently lives in Oakland.
Phone: 845-758-7141
Website: https://languageandthinking.bard.edu
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