Alma mater(s)
- Ph.D. Princeton University, 1989
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Courses
- Bible as Literature
- Milton: Paradise Lost
- Survey of British Literature to 1700
- Eve and After: Women in the Bible
- The Pursuit of Knowledge
- Telling Stories: Truth & Narrative
- Critical Approaches to Literature
- The Bible: Literary & Historical Perspective
- Shakespeare
- Engendering Shakespeare
- Texts and Contexts
- 17th Century Poetry & Culture
- Women, Men and Politics of Family in Genesis
- Shakespeare & Renaissance Drama
- Shakespeare's Women
- Survey of Literary Theory and Criticism
- King James Bible and Literary Study
Publications
Lisa Schnell Publications (DOCX)
Awards and Achievements
- November, 2008: Kroepsch-Maurice Teaching Award
- March, 2007: Outstanding Faculty Woman Award (UVM)
- April, 2006: Nominated for 2006 National Society of Collegiate Scholars Faculty of the Year Award (a national student-nominated award)
- December 2004: Nominated for Kroepsch-Maurice Teaching Award
- 1999-2000: Humanities Fellowship, the Project on Death in America (a program of the Soros Open Society Institute). The fellowship allowed for a one-year research leave: December 15, 1999 - December 15, 2000.
- April, 1999: Graduate Teaching Award, UVM
- Summer, 1998: University of Vermont Instructional Incentive Grant
- Summer, 1996: UCRS Summer Grant: Graduate College, UVM (with Andrew Barnaby)
- Summer, 1993: UCRS Summer Grant: Graduate College, UVM University of Vermont Instructional Incentive Grant
- 1988-99: Sir James Lougheed Award of Distinction (Doctoral Fellowship), Province of Alberta Heritage Foundation
- Social Sciences and Research Council of Canada Doctoral Fellowship
- Summer, 1988: Donald and Mary Hyde Short-Term Fellowship for Research Abroad, Princeton University
- Theodora Bonsaquet Bursary, British Federation of University Women
Area(s) of expertise
Renaissance, Shakespeare, 17th-century British, Bible as literature, critical theory, Women's studies
Courses
- Bible as Literature
- Milton: Paradise Lost
- Survey of British Literature to 1700
- Eve and After: Women in the Bible
- The Pursuit of Knowledge
- Telling Stories: Truth & Narrative
- Critical Approaches to Literature
- The Bible: Literary & Historical Perspective
- Shakespeare
- Engendering Shakespeare
- Texts and Contexts
- 17th Century Poetry & Culture
- Women, Men and Politics of Family in Genesis
- Shakespeare & Renaissance Drama
- Shakespeare's Women
- Survey of Literary Theory and Criticism
- King James Bible and Literary Study
Publications
Awards and Achievements
- November, 2008: Kroepsch-Maurice Teaching Award
- March, 2007: Outstanding Faculty Woman Award (UVM)
- April, 2006: Nominated for 2006 National Society of Collegiate Scholars Faculty of the Year Award (a national student-nominated award)
- December 2004: Nominated for Kroepsch-Maurice Teaching Award
- 1999-2000: Humanities Fellowship, the Project on Death in America (a program of the Soros Open Society Institute). The fellowship allowed for a one-year research leave: December 15, 1999 - December 15, 2000.
- April, 1999: Graduate Teaching Award, UVM
- Summer, 1998: University of Vermont Instructional Incentive Grant
- Summer, 1996: UCRS Summer Grant: Graduate College, UVM (with Andrew Barnaby)
- Summer, 1993: UCRS Summer Grant: Graduate College, UVM University of Vermont Instructional Incentive Grant
- 1988-99: Sir James Lougheed Award of Distinction (Doctoral Fellowship), Province of Alberta Heritage Foundation
- Social Sciences and Research Council of Canada Doctoral Fellowship
- Summer, 1988: Donald and Mary Hyde Short-Term Fellowship for Research Abroad, Princeton University
- Theodora Bonsaquet Bursary, British Federation of University Women
Areas of Expertise
Renaissance, Shakespeare, 17th-century British, Bible as literature, critical theory, Women's studies
Associations and Affiliations
Associations and Affiliations
- Renaissance Society of America
- Modern Languages Association
- Shakespeare Association of America
- Society for the Study of Narrative