Danielle Gilman is a PhD candidate in the English Department. Her research focuses on twentieth-century British literature, specifically British modernism. Danielle earned her MA in English: 1850 to the Present from King's College London where she wrote her master's thesis on Virginia Woolf's "war novels" of the 1920s. Danielle is currently at work on her dissertation project, "Modernism and the Common Reader."
BA from Manhattan College
MA from King's College London
2019- Alice C. Langdale Award, Department of English, University of Georgia
2019- James B. Colvert English Graduate Award, Department of English, University of Georgia
2019- Dissertation Completion Award, University of Georgia
2018- Smith College Mortimer Fellowship
2018- Willson Center for Humanities and Arts Graduate Research Award
2018- Franklin College-University of Liverpool Doctoral Student Short-Term International Research Fellowship
2017- George Mills Harper Fund Graduate Student Travel Grant, South Atlantic Modern Language Association
