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Professor Linda Linzey
Assistant Professor of English
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BA in English, Vanguard University
MA in English literature, California State University
PhD (ABD) in British and American lit., University of Utah

Biography
Dr. Linda Linzey enjoys integrating her calling as a scholar and as a licensed minister. She has taught at Assemblies of God colleges for 16 years, including teaching a course at a sister college in Budapest, Hungary. She has presented papers at conferences such as the Sixteenth Century Society conference, directed the Writing Center at Vanguard University, and spoken at churches in the U.S. and Hungary.

Dr. Linzey teaches Composition I & II and a variety of literature courses, including Introduction to Literature and World Literature. Her research interests include the role that translation played in establishing a truly “English” literature during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, as well as the study of English Renaissance reading strategies and their impact on the creation of Early Modern texts.

Brief Highlights:

• Presented “Object of Desire: Beyond Materiality in the Donnean Elegy ‘His Picture’” at the Sixteenth Century Society Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah, 2006.
• Presented “Milton’s Epic Similies as a Satanic Parable” at the California State University, Fullerton, Graduate Student Conference on Literature and Language, 1991.