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Pamela Bromberg
- Professor and Director of the Graduate Program in English
- 617-521-2214
- Main College Building, C-310F
- pamela.bromberg@simmons.edu
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Renee Bergland
- Professor
- Main College Building, C-310E
- renee.bergland@simmons.edu
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David G. Gullette
- Professor
- 617-521-2215
- Main College Building, C-310D
- david.gullette@simmons.edu
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Kelly Hager
- Associate Professor of English and Women's & Gender Studies
- 617-521-2173
- Main College Building, C-205D
- kelly.hager@simmons.edu
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Lowry Pei
- Professor
- 617-521-2216
- Main College Building, C-310G
- lowry.pei@simmons.edu
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J. Douglas Perry
- Associate Professor and Chair of the English Department
- 617-521-2174
- Main College Building, C-301E
- douglas.perryjr@simmons.edu
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Afaa Michael Weaver
- Professor
- 617-521-2175
- Main College Building, E-211
- michael.weaver@simmons.edu
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Richard Wollman
- Associate Professor
- 617-521-2218
- Main College Building, C-301G
- richard.wollman@simmons.edu
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