Amy Pawl teaches courses on Eighteenth-century literature, Jane Austen, and the history of children's literature.
Her publications include articles and book chapters on Jane Austen, Frances Burney, Elizabeth Inchbald, and Charlotte Lennox. Her reviews of children’s literature have appeared in The Common Reader. National and local conference presentations and public lectures feature work on Jane Austen, Mary Shelley, John Newbery, Louise Abeita, and "Carolyn Keene"; subjects include narrative strategies and sentiment, reader response and interactivity, textual play, and child authorship,
Awards and Honors include:
The First Annual Miriam Bailin Award for Teaching Excellence, Department of English
National American Library Award, Leab Notable Citation, for “The Monster’s Library,” co-curated class exhibit, Olin Special Collections
Association of Women Faculty Development Stipend
Recent University Service includes:
A&S Teaching Innovation Faculty Awards Committee
A&S Graduate Student Teaching Awards Committee