About

The Harvard Writing Project is a service of the Harvard College Writing Program that supports excellence in writing instruction throughout Harvard College.

DIRECTOR

James Herron, Director of the Harvard Writing Project (Ph.D., Anthropology, University of Michigan) jherron@fas.harvard.edu Fields: Cultural and linguistic anthropology, Latin America, Andes	[Message frm the Director] [Message frm the Director] [Message frm the Director] [Message frm the Director] [Message frm the Director] [Message frm the Director] [Message frm the Director] [Message frm the Director] [Message frm the Director] [Message frm the Director] [Message frm the Director] [Message frm the Director] [Message frm the Director] [Message frm the Director] [Message frm the Director]

James Herron, Director of the Harvard Writing Project (Ph.D., Anthropology, University of Michigan)
jherron@fas.harvard.edu
Fields: Cultural and linguistic anthropology, Latin America, Andes

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FACULTY ASSOCIATES

	Tad Davies (Ph.D., English from University of California, Irvine) vdavies@fas.harvard.edu Field: American Literature Research and Writing Interests: political novels, history and theory of the novel, American studies		Shannon Monaghan (Ph.D., History, Boston College) shannonmonaghan@fas.harvard.eduField: Modern European History Research and Writing Interests: War and society, secularization and resacralization, population politics, the development of democracy, and human rights
	Jonah Johnson (Ph.D., German and Comparative Literatures, University of Michigan) jmjohns@fas.harvard.edu Fields: German Studies and Comparative Literature Research and Writing Interests: Enlightenment and post-Enlightenment German literature and philosophy , lyric, genre theory, reception of classical antiquity		Donna Mumme (Ph.D., Psychology, Stanford University) mumme@fas.harvard.edu Field: Developmental Psychology Research and Writing Interests: Emotional development, social cognition, neuropsychological assessment, and developmental disabilities; children's literature.
	Richard Joseph Martin (Ph.D., Anthropology, Princeton University) rmartin01@fas.harvard.edu Research and Writing Interests: agency, education, ethnography, magic, phenomenology, play, popular culture, privacy, queer theory, ritual, semiotics, sexuality, and space.		Ramyar Rossoukh (Ph.D., Anthropology and Middle Eastern Studies, Harvard University) rossoukh@fas.harvard.edu Field: Anthropology and Middle Eastern Studies Research and Writing Interests: Iran, Middle East, film and media studies, critical theory, outer space