Faculty Profiles

• Department: English
• Office Location:  Building 52, Room 161

Scott, English Department chair, teaches and researches primarily in the areas of 19th-century American literature and cultural history and in popular culture.

• Department: English
• Office Location:  Remote

David Baulch, associate professor, teaches courses on 18th and early 19th century British literature, and critical theory.

• Department: English
• Office Location:  Remote

Robin Blyn, professor, teaches a variety of courses in 20th century and contemporary American literature, culture and theory.

• Department: College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities
• Office Location:  Building 53, Room 206

Dr. David M. Earle is the interim dean of the College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities at the University of West Florida. Earle is a Professor of Modernist Literature and Print Culture in the English Department and has served as the chair for the Department of Art and Design.

• Department: English
• Office Location:  Remote

Jonathan Fink, professor and coordinator of creative writing, teaches creative writing, directs the Visiting Writers series and edits Panhandler Magazine (panhandlermagazine.com), a UWF journal of literature and art, and the magazine’s book imprint, Panhandler Books.

• Department: English
• Office Location:  Remote

Nancy Fox-Edele, instructor, teaches public, professional and technical writing. She also works on the digital writing curriculum and, in collaboration with colleagues in English composition, a text for the first-year writing sequence.

• Department: English
• Office Location:  Building 51, Room 146

Dr. Bre Garrett, associate professor and director of the composition program, teaches courses in first-year writing, rhetorical theory and disability studies, composition pedagogy, and digital writing.

• Department: English
• Office Location:  Building 51, Room 163

Mamie Webb Hixon, assistant professor, teaches modern grammar and usage, practical grammar and black women writers.

• Department: English
• Office Location:  Building 86, Room 126a

Nicholas Mohlmann, Associate Professor, teaches Colonial American, Native American, and Post-1970s American literature.

• Department: English
• Office Location:  Building 50, Room 245

Jasara Norton, instructor, teaches composition, public writing and writing studio pedagogies.

• Department: English
• Office Location:  Building 86, Room 126c

Dr. Regina Sakalarios-Rogers, instructor and coordinator of the Department of English internship program, teaches composition and creative writing with an emphasis on fiction writing.

• Department: English
• Office Location:  Building 86, Room 126d

C. Scott Satterwhite, instructor, teaches composition, rhetoric, public writing and literature.

• Department: English
• Office Location:  Remote

Dr. Melissa (Mel) Vipperman-Cohen (she/hers), assistant professor, teaches early modern and Renaissance British literature, theater, and poetry, as well as the history of English literature, composition courses, and critical theory.