Rate My Professor Emily Harbin

Her teaching portfolio covers British literature spanning the Romantics to the Modernists, literary criticism, composition, and literary dystopias. Research specializations encompass popular culture, Writing Center theory, labor conditions, and currently focus on New Women writers and the male writers they engage with. Key publications include the article 'Diametrically Opposite Views: Reconciling the Influences of Josephine Butler and Francis Paget on the Anglican Contagious Diseases Acts Repeal Campaign' published in the Victorians Institute Journal in 2022. She has contributed to scholarly discourse through conference presentations, such as 'Writing the Eugenic Romance: Emma Brooke, Menie Muriel Dowie, and Eugenic Motherhood' at the Victorians Institute. Harbin's leadership in writing centers and departmental administration highlights her impact on pedagogy and academic community building. Her work bridges literary analysis with contemporary theoretical concerns in gender, eugenics, and social reform in Victorian and modernist contexts.