Arts Faculty
Jacqueline Goldsby
Associate Professor, Department of English Language & Literature and the College
Jacqueline Goldsby specializes in late-19th- and early-20th-century American and African American literature. She is the award-winning author of A Spectacular Secret: Lynching in American Life and Literature, a work that considers literary representations of lynching in fiction, poetry, and photography. (Photo by David Christopher)
Jackie Goldsby on African American literary movement in 1930s–50s »
Members of the arts faculty—performers, artists, teachers—have been drawn to the University by the unique synergy of cross-disciplinary research and creative engagement one finds both inside and outside of the classroom. They thrive and do their best work and teaching in this collaborative environment, where all the richness of the liberal arts becomes material for a painting, a play, a new musical composition.
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