Faculty Profiles

• Department: English
• Office Location:  Building 50, Room 209

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:  Building 50, Room 205

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

• Department: English
• Office Location:  Building 50, Room 246

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

• Department: English
• Office Location:  Building 50, Room 214

Earle’s interest in popular culture and book collecting led him to examine the history of mass circulation magazines, especially the pulp paper magazines of the 20th century.

• Department: English
• Office Location:  Building 50, Room 241

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:  Building 50, Room 238

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 50, Room 207

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 50, Room 242

Allen Josephs, University Research Professor, teaches American, Spanish and Latin American literature.

• Department: English
• Office Location:  Building 50, Room 224

Justin McCoy, instructor, teaches General Education, composition, and literature courses.

• Department: English
• Office Location:  Building 50, Room 206

Pam Meyers, instructor, teaches composition, and public, technical, and workplace writing.

• Department: English
• Office Location:  Building 50, Room 244

Mohlmann’s academic interests include American poetry and poetics, corporate aesthetics, promotional literature, procedural writing, and theories of form.

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

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

• Department: English
• Office Location:  Building 50, Room 226

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 50, Room 208

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

• Department: English
• Office Location:  Bldg. 50/Rm. 211

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.