Nancy Barber
Sullivan Visiting Lecturer in English
Nancy Barber began teaching at Stetson University in 1998 and has been a Sullivan lecturer since 2002.
- MFA, University of Florida, 1995
- MA, Stetson University, 1992
- A.B., Davidson College, 1986
Biography
Nancy Barber began teaching at Stetson University in 1998 and has been a Sullivan lecturer since 2002. She majored in political science at Davidson College, then worked as a journalist before getting an master of arts in English at Stetson, specializing in the 20th century novel. She taught for a year at Daytona State College before moving on to the University of Florida, where she taught Poetry Writing and Composition and received a master of fine arts in poetry writing in 1995. She taught English at The Bolles School in Jacksonville, Fla., before returning to Stetson as a lecturer. Barber specializes in creative nonfiction.
More About Nancy Barber
Areas of Expertise
- Creative nonfiction
Course Sampling
- Writing and Rhetoric
- Intermediate Composition
- Creative Nonfiction
- Creative Outreach: Poetry
- Nonfiction Workshop: Travel Writing
- Creative nonfiction
- "Go Slow: Present and Future Legends of BBQ," The Bullsheet, May 2011
- "Not at My Camp . . . Yet!," Camping Magazine, Oct/Nov 2009
- "Meals Worth Stopping for in Florida," with Jane Bolding, Globe Pequot Press, 2008
- "Learning to Fly," Raritan Quarterly, Spring 2006
- "The King at the Christmas Party," Interim, Volume 18, University of Las Vegas