Professor Kevin Binfield
Curriculum Vitae (Brief)


  Department of English and Philosophy
Faculty Hall 7C5
Murray State University
Murray, Kentucky 42071 USA
Email: kevin.binfield at murraystate.edu
270 809 4541

Education:

  • PhD, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1993
  • MA, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1987
  • BA with High Distinction, Nebraska Wesleyan University, 1984
  • Regular Teaching Appointments:
  • Professor of English and Humanities, Murray State University, 2006-present; Coordinator of Multicultural, Class, and Gender Studies
  • Byron Lecturer, School of English Studies, University of Nottingham, 2004-2005
  • Associate Professor, Department of English, Murray State University, 2000-2004, 2005-2006
  • Assistant Professor, Department of English, Murray State University, 1997-2000; Graduate Faculty since 1998
  • Assistant Professor, Department of English, Gardner-Webb University, 1993-97; Graduate Faculty since 1993
  • Teaching Assistant and Instructor, Department of English, University of Nebraska, 1987-93
  • Areas of Professional Interest: Selected Publications:
    Work in Progress: Grants and Research Awards (External and Internal):
    Teaching Awards:
    Professional Organisations: Courses Taught:
    British Literature I and II
    Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Literature
    Romantic Literature
    English Romantic Movement (graduate)
    Working-Class Literature (graduate)
    Victorian Literature
    British Novel
    Gothic Novel
    Introduction to Poetry (inc. honors)
    The Later Romantics (graduate)
    Hermeneutics (graduate)
    Homiletics (graduate)

    Nineteenth-Century English Novel (graduate)
    Critical Approaches to Literature
    Literary Criticism
    Exploring Theory

    Literary Theory (graduate)
    Research and Bibliography (graduate)
    Peace, War, and Culture (inc. graduate, honors)
    Luddites Old and New
    Native American Literature
    Religion and War (honors)
    Humanities: The Western Tradition
    Humanities: The Humanities in the Modern World
    Humanities: Faith and Values
    Shakespeare
    American Literature I
    Composition I and II (inc. honors)
    Composition and Literature I and II (inc. honors)
    Composition and Reading (inc. honors)
    Intermediate Composition
    Advanced Composition
    Understanding Literary Culture