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Elisha Schuett

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FWY Graduate Teaching Assistant
Wilson Center for Writing Consultant

Elisha is a PhD student in the English department focusing on critical literary studies. He received his MA at Georgia State University, where his thesis explored transnational perspectives of Gaiman's The Sandman. During his studies at UGA, he hopes to expand his work to include identifying decolonial elements in graphic narrative. Elisha Currently works for FWY and the Willis Center for Writing. He lives with his fiancée, Asia (who is also a PhD student in UGA’s Theater and Film department), his dog, Pepper, and two lizards, Zoe the Iguana and Gix the Gecko. In his (little) personal time, he reads, plays video and tabletop games, and tries to balance a physical routine including yoga, weight-lifting, running, and basketball.

Education:
  • BA in English, Georgia State University, 2011
  • MA in English literary studies, Georgia State University, 2023
Of note:
  • “Remapping American National Identity: Reimagined Indigenous American Culture in Hickman and Dragotta’s East of West," In Maria Orban (Chair), Tales of Indianness: "Good" Indians, "Bad Indians" [Panel Presentation] South Atlantic Modern Language Association 91 (October 2019), Atlanta, GA. 
  • "Tutor of the Year," GSU Writing Studio, 2019.

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