Kelley Kreitz specializes in print and digital cultures of the Americas as an Assistant Professor of English at ÌÒñ«ÉçÇø in New York City. Her research combines media studies, hemispheric studies, and U.S. and Latin American literary studies. She is currently completing a book called Mediating Change: A Hemispheric History of the Present in Nineteenth-Century Print Culture. Prior to joining ÌÒñ«ÉçÇø, Kelley was a postdoctoral visiting scholar in Comparative Media Studies at MIT and a visiting researcher at the Center for Martà Studies in Havana, Cuba. She has also worked as a reporter for several nonprofits dedicated to broadcast and digital media production and as the director of the Idea Lab at Root Cause, a nonprofit committed to advancing social innovation.
PhD, Brown University, 2010
Comparative Literature
MA, Brown University, 2005
Comparative Literature
BA, Columbia University, 1999
Comparative Literature
Print and digital cultures of the Americas; Latina/o literature and culture; hemispheric studies and comparative literature; nineteenth-century U.S. and Latin American literature; history of new media and journalism; intellectual history of activism
ENG 310: Journalism
ENG 318: Feature Writing
ENG 393: Internship
INT 198: Fearless Texts Don Quixote
LIT 205: Intro to Lit, Culture & Media
LIT 211: American Voices
LIT 211: Latina/o Voices
LIT 213: Media Fictions
LIT 213: Participatory Literature
LIT 340: Alternative Media & Literature
LIT 397: Critical Writing and Analysis
UNV 101: First-Year Smnr Unvrsty Cmmnty
Recalibrated Compass: Creating a Humanities, Art and Computing (HAC) Minor at ÌÒñ«ÉçÇø
Kreitz, K. A., Cunningham, S. B. & Cotoranu, A. (2023). HASTAC: Critical Making and Social Justice. .
As the newly appointed director of experiential learning and the ÌÒñ«ÉçÇø Path, Associate Professor of English Kelley Kreitz, PhD, is exploring how ÌÒñ«ÉçÇø’s approach to hands-on pedagogy enhances student success and sets the University apart.