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Jacquelyn Belanger
Winter 2016, English 3180: Children's Literature -
Jacquelyn Belanger
Winter 2016, English 3180: Children's Literature -
Monika Kuster
Fall 2015, Fall 2015, English 2200: Young Adult Literature -
Mairi Richter
Fall 2015, English 4150: Studies in Women's Literature: The Shrieking Sisterhood: The New Woman in Literature, 1880-1920 -
Simone Grimard
Winter 2015, English 4260: Studies in Canadian Literature: Little House on the Canadian Prairie: The Natural Environment in Western Settlement Literature -
Simone Grimard
Winter 2015, English 4260: Studies in Canadian Literature: Little House on the Canadian Prairie: The Natural Environment in Western Settlement Literature -
Lexi Pearce
Fall 2015, English 4150: Studies in Women's Literature: The Shrieking Sisterhood: The New Woman in Literature, 1880-1920 -
Mackenzie Warner
Fall 2017, Engl 4150: Studies in Women’s Literature: The Shrieking Sisterhood: The New Woman in Literature, 1880-1920