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{{start|[[Gerald R. Lucas]] is a Professor of English and Digital Humanist}} with over two decades of experience in higher education. He specializes in blending literary studies with emerging technologies, having led numerous Digital Humanities projects, including ''[[pm:Main Page|Project Mailer]]''. He has published widely on contemporary literature, media studies, and the works of Norman Mailer, co-editing several books, including ''[https://liptonsjournal.com/ Lipton’s: | {{start|[[Gerald R. Lucas]] is a Professor of English and Digital Humanist}} with over two decades of experience in higher education. He specializes in blending literary studies with emerging technologies, having led numerous Digital Humanities projects, including ''[[pm:Main Page|Project Mailer]]''. He has published widely on contemporary literature, media studies, and the works of Norman Mailer, co-editing several books, including ''[https://liptonsjournal.com/ Lipton’s: A Marijuana Journal, 1954–1955]'' and ''[[pm:Norman Mailer: Works and Days|Norman Mailer: Works and Days]]''. He currently serves as President of the [https://normanmailersociety.org/ Norman Mailer Society] and as the online editor of ''[https://mailerreview.org/ The Mailer Review]''. | ||
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Gerald R. Lucas is a Professor of English and Digital Humanist with over two decades of experience in higher education. He specializes in blending literary studies with emerging technologies, having led numerous Digital Humanities projects, including Project Mailer. He has published widely on contemporary literature, media studies, and the works of Norman Mailer, co-editing several books, including Lipton’s: A Marijuana Journal, 1954–1955 and Norman Mailer: Works and Days. He currently serves as President of the Norman Mailer Society and as the online editor of The Mailer Review.
This is the hypertextual curriculum vita for Gerald R. Lucas. Use the tabs above to navigate.
 | This document is meant to be used on the screen. It is both an expanded and hypertextual cv designed as an index for my portfolio. Links further detail each entry with pages from this and other sites. |
Additional Links
- Diversity Statement (2022)
- Teaching Statement (2022)
- Research Plan (2022)
- Letter for Graduate Coordinator (July 2022)
- Advertisements for Myself (2021) — a narrative for my post-tenure review
- Letter of Intent to Apply for Promotion to Full Professor (2014)
- Reflections on My Contributions as CIT/NMAC Coordinator (2012)
Permalink: https://grlu.us/cv
