 Mitzi Schrag is Professor of English at Clark College. She joined the faculty of Clark College in September, 1997. A graduate of Clark College, Reed College, and the University of Washington, Mitzi earned a B.A. in English at Reed and an M.A. at UW.
In 2006, she completed her Ph.D. at the University of Washington, where she wrote a dissertation titled Rei(g)ning Mediums: Spiritualism and Social Controls in 19th-Century American Literature. Mitzi Schrag specializes in American Literature as well as Composition and Rhetoric. While she has served in the past as the Composition Coordinator for the English department, she is currently enjoying the chance to focus on teaching. She participates in various campus activities and committees as well as conferences and seminars, including the Summer Masters Teaching Institute in International Studies, the MLA, (Modern Language Association), and PMLA (Pacific Ancient and Modern Language Association) conferences. Mitzi is a recipient of honors and scholarships including Phi Beta Kappa, an American Business Women’s Scholarship, a Reed Grant, a Huckabay Teaching Fellowship, a Barbara Bronson Himmelman English Graduate Award, and a grant from the Pew Charitable Trust. E-mail: mschrag@clark.edu Phone: 360-992-2277 |
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Faculty Resource Guide: Mitzi Schrag
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