Jason Homer

Educational Background

Ph.D. (ABD), Visual Culture and Literature, University of Malaya, Malaysia (expected defense December, 2024)

M.A., Literatures in English, University of California, San Diego, 2008

B.A., English, Utah State University, 1999

Biography

As a first generation university graduate, I am a strong advocate for education that liberates and empowers students. I grew up in rural Pennsylvania and have made a slow westward journey during my lifetime, with stops in Utah, California, and most recently Bangladesh, where I served for ten years as an Assistant Professor of Composition at the Asian University for Women.

I am a Lecturer in English in the first of what I hope will be many years in China and at Wenzhou-Kean. In addition to my research interests, I write short and long-form fiction and poetry and teach online courses on social justice to underserved populations.

Research interests

19th-century American literature, postcolonial theory, gender and queer theory, disability studies

Publications/scholarly and creative work

“Through a Glass Darkly,” (novella), Anak Sastra Literary Journal, Issue 45, November 2021

Courses

ENG 2403 – World Literature

ENG 1300/1430 – College Composition I and II

ESL 0405 – Academic Written Discourse