The Harvard Writing Project is staffed by faculty members of the Harvard College Writing Program.
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
CURRICULUM FELLOW
Ariane Liazos, (Ph.D., History, Harvard University)
liazos@fas.harvard.edu
Fields: Twentieth-Century U.S. History, reform movements, popular politics, and civic engagement
FACULTY ASSOCIATES
Research and Writing Interests: political novels, history and theory of the novel, American studies
Dwight Fee (Ph.D., Sociology, University of California, Santa Barbara)
dfee@fas.harvard.edu
Research and Writing Interests: friendship and private life, identity and difference, qualitative research methods.
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
Elissa Krakauer (Ph.D., Biological Anthropology, Duke University)
krakauer@fas.harvard.edu
Research and Writing Interests: primate behavior, evolutionary theory
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.
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.
Adrienne Tierney (Ed.D., Human Development, Harvard University)
adriennetierney@fas.harvard.edu
Research and Writing Interests: neurocognitive development, developmental disorders (e.g., autism spectrum disorder), social development
Jeffrey Wilson (Ph.D., English, University of California, Irvine)
jeffreywilson@fas.harvard.edu
Research and Writing Interests: Renaissance literature, Shakespeare, ethics