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Millie M. Kidd, received her Ph.D. from the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana in 1985, where she also did her undergraduate study. Her area of specialization is Victorian Literature, but her interests and expertise range from Shakespeare to twentieth-century American and World, and she has published widely in both British and American Literature. George Eliot, William Faulkner, Rudolfo Anaya, and E. E. Cummings are among the authors on which she has published. She has taught at the University of Illinois, CU; Otterbein College in Westerville, Ohio; and Holy Names College in Oakland, CA. Dr. Kidd is currently a Professor in the English Department and Director of the M.A. in the Humanities Program at Mount St. Mary’s College.

Courses Recently Taught

• ENG70/170 - Western Literary Heritage

• ENG73/173 - Shakespeare

• ENG147 - English Literature: 1700 to 1900

• ENG162 - Study of Poetry

• ENG163 - Study of Drama

• ENG164 - American Drama

• ENG195 - English Seminar

• HUM234E - British Literature

• HUM236E - Southern Exposure: The Fiction of William Faulkner

• HUM249E - Classical Mythology

• HUM245E - Single Author: James Joyce

• HUM234E - Science and the Victorians

• HUM295 - Directed Individual Study

• HUM296A - Capstone Project Proposal Workshop

• HUM296B - Capstone Project

• HUM297ABCD - Capstone Project Continuation