Theodora Rapp Graham
1974 Ph.D. Graduate
Dissertation Advisor(s): Joel Osborne Conarroe
"Woman as Idea and Symbol in the Works of William Carlos Williams "
Dissertation Advisor(s): Joel Osborne Conarroe
"Woman as Idea and Symbol in the Works of William Carlos Williams "
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Education
- B.A. English, Rutgers University
- M.A. English, Columbia University
- Ph.D. English, University of Pennsylvania
Prior Roles
- English teacher in New Jersey high schools
- English instructor at Moravian College
- English instructor at University Park
Other Professional Accomplishments
- Recipient of Capitol Campus award for teaching excellence in 1987
- Faculty advisor for the campus literary journal from 1971-1999 – her first through last years at Capitol Campus
- Founded and, for nine years, edited the William Carlos Williams Review, a journal with international circulation
- University faculty senate member
After Retirement
- Developed journal articles from papers on William Carlos Williams and his son, Robert Frost, and Wallace Stevens that she had presented at conferences
- Work on The Wives of Poets, writings on the marriages of five American poets