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Founded in 1883, Stetson University is a nationally ranked private university with four colleges and schools located across the I-4 corridor in Central Florida.

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DeLand Campus

The DeLand campus is home to an inclusive and welcoming environment enriched with opportunities for everyone to have fun, learn, grow and find their place.

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Gulfport Campus

The Gulfport campus, home to Stetson Law, has opportunities and diverse organizations for students to develop and display their talents in a variety of places.

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Athletics

Known as the Hatters, Stetson University has 18 NCAA Division I teams that compete in the Atlantic Sun Conference, Pioneer Football League and Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference.

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Welcome to the English Department Faculty Page

Megan O'Neill

PhD University of New Mexico.
In rank since 2004.
Rhetoric and Composition, S. T. Coleridge, British Romanticism, American pop culture, and Star Trek.

Noteworthy: Perspectives: A Popular Culture Reader (2003).