1965 Gerald Bruns Summer 88 3 A- Seminar in Teaching Literature Ed Kline Spring 88 3 S Renaissance Lit. Terry Krier Spring 88 3 B Romance of Gentility (Novel) James Walton Spring 88 3 A Pope/Johnson Tom Jemielity Spring 88 3 A Seminar in Teaching Writing Ed Kline Fall 87 3 S Ruins of Romantic Epic Greg Kucich Fall 87 3 B Evolution and Literature Don Sniegowski Fall 87 3 A- Chaucer Dolores Frese Fall 87 3 A- Swift: Mind & Madness Chris Fox Summer 87 3 A Literary Criticism I. Iorio-USF Spring 87 3 A Victorian Poetry Don Sniegowski Summer 86 3 A Dante Tom Werge Summer 86 3 A 17th Century Poetry Rufus Rauche Summer 68 3 B World Lit. Poetry Jos. Sullivan Summer 68 3 A Realism in Am. Lit. Slabey Spring 68 3 B Introduction to Linguistics Rosco Spring 68 3 B 99 Non-English Graduate Courses French Pat Morris Spring 88 X P Algebra I Frank Spiegel Fall 85 3 A Ed. 247 Probs. in Comp.Inst. [So. FL] Spring 82 3 A Emer. Medical Tech. [Edison] Fall 78 3 A Teach. Intern. Seminar [N.D.] Spring 68 3 B Dynamics of Contemp. Ed. [N.D.] Summer 68 3 B Psych. in Teaching [I.U.] Summer 68 3 A Intern Teaching [N.D.] Fall 67 3 A Teaching Procedures [N.D.] Fall 67 3 B Admin. Lead. School/Comm. [N.D.] Fall 67 3 B Psych. Found. Educ. [N.D.] Fall 67 3 B 30 Undergraduate English Coursework 18th Cent. Lit. II Tom Jemielity Spring 66 3 A Adv. Fiction Writing II Jos. Sullivan Spring 66 3 B Writing Short Fict. I Jos. Sullivan Fall 65 3 B American Lit. I Fall 65 3 C Modern Fiction I Robt. Slabey Fall 65 3 B College Seminar II Ed. Vasta Spring 65 3 C Dante Rauche Spring 65 3 A Milton Moran Spring 65 3 B Modern Fiction II Robt. Slabey Spring 65 3 B College Seminar I Ed Vasta Fall 64 3 A Chaucer Ed. Vasta Fall 64 3 B Shakespeare James Robinson Fall 64 3 C Intro. Engl. Lit II Tom Jemielity Spring 64 3 B Writing Short Fiction II Jos. Sullivan Spring 64 3 B Intro. Engl. Lit I Tom Jemielity Fall 63 3 C Modern Novel I Robt. Slabey Fall 63 3 C Rhetoric & Composition II Smithberger Spring 63 3 A Rhetoric & Composition I Smithberger Fall 62 3 A 54 Spring 2008 '> CURRICULUM VITAE John Patrick Dwyer University of Notre Dame/Collier County Schools Home: 15937 Delasol Lane Office: 1 Lely Boulevard Naples, Florida 34110 Lely High School (239) 594-5754 Naples, Florida 34113 (239) 377-2103 Degrees: University of Notre Dame 1966 A.B.English University of Notre Dame 1968 M.A.T. English University of Notre Dame 1992 M.A. English University of Notre Dame 1997 Ph.D. English French language exam passed 4/7/88 Coursework completed 5/4/90 Specialty Field Exam for 19th C. British Lit. passed 4/30/90 Specialty Field Exam for 18th C. British Lit. passed 4/5/90 Specialty Field Exam for Critical Theory passed 8/23/90 Oral candidacy exam for Engl. Ph.D. passed 4/2/91 Proposal for Dissertation approved 4/2/91 Dissertation Defense passed 11/15/96 Summary of Academic Training: 1991-1997 University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana Degree: Ph.D. Major: English Area of Specialization: Eighteenth-century British Literature (novel and poetry) Secondary Fields: Nineteenth-Century British Literature, and Critical Theory since 1965 Dissertation Title: Social and Linguistic Masquerade in Samuel Richardson's Sir Charles Grandison. This discussion’s special merit lies in reading Grandison in a way quite different from recent literary analysis that appears to consider it a much less magnificent text than it deserves to be thought of. Paying attention to Richardson’s submerged art of allusion to romance and pantomime, to his use of a masquerade ball to present Harriet as an Arcadian Princess and Hargrave as an Italian Harlequin, radically transforms Grandison into a account that transfigures Richardson's authorial practice into verbal masquerade. My dissertation shows that, although Richardson exhibits his anxiety to be monologic, his artistic instinct does the opposite. Teaching and Research Experience: Teacher of English, American and British literature survey courses, advanced placement literature courses, dual enrollment courses, Lely Public High School, Naples, Florida, 1991-2008. On various curriculum, technology, and special study committees. Taught summer school for ten years. Adjunct Professor of English, 18th Century British literature, World literature, Business English, Composition and literature, Florida Gulf Coast University, Ft. Myers, Florida, 1997-2000. Complete responsibility for instruction and evaluation. Adjunct Professor of English, Freshman Composition, International College, Naples, Florida, 1993-1994. Complete responsibility for instruction and evaluation. Teaching Assistant, British Literary Traditions II, University of Notre Dame, 1991. Helped devise syllabus, taught several classes to undergraduate English majors, tutored students, evaluated papers. Teacher of English, Composition and Literature, University of Notre Dame, 1987-1990. Complete responsibility for instruction and evaluation of freshman course stressing writing skills. Teacher of English, American and British literature survey courses, Barron Collier Public High School and Naples Public High School, Naples, Florida, 1973-1987. Complete responsibility for instruction and evaluation of grades 9-12. On various curriculum and special study committees. Teacher of English, American and British literature survey courses, McClure Public High School and Christian Brothers College, St. Louis, Missouri, 1968-1973. Complete responsibility for instruction and evaluation of grades 9-12; chairperson of English department at Christian Brothers College. Professional Memberships: The American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies The National Council for Teachers of English Conference Presentations: "The Work of Reading: Pope's Translation of Chaucer's The Merchant's Tale" at the national convention of the MLA, Chicago, Illinois, December, 1990. "The Work of Reading: Blake's Milton," at The Midwest Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies annual convention, Western Illinois University, Macomb, Illinois, October, 1990. "Pope's Apprentice Work: Translating The Merchant's Tale" at The Midwest Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies annual convention, University of Notre Dame, October, 1988. Complete dossier available from Interfolio. The dossier includes personal evaluations by Professors Joseph A. Buttigieg, Thomas Jemielity, Donald C. Sniegowski, Edward A. Kline, Professor of English and O’Malley Director of Freshman Writing Program phone: (219) 631-5578, e-mail: edward.a.kline.1@nd.edu . James H. Walton, Professor of English phone: (219) 631-6119, e-mail: james.h.walton.1@nd.edu, and Marilyn Gaddis Rose, SUNY, Binghamton, NY. Spring 2008 Record of English Courses Descriptive Title Professor Sem/Yr Credit Grade Dissertation and Research Barbara Green Fall 96 1 S Dissertation and Research Ewa Zarek Spring 96 1 S Dissertation and Research Ewa Zarek Fall 95 1 S Dissertation and Research Ewa Zarek Spring 95 1 S Dissertation and Research Ewa Zarek Fall 94 1 S Dissertation and Research Chris VdnB. Spring 94 1 S Dissertation and Research Gerald Bruns Fall 93 1 S Dissertation and Research Gerald Bruns Spring 93 1 S Dissertation and Research Gerald Bruns Fall 92 1 S Dissertation and Research Gerald Bruns Spring 92 1 S Dissertation and Research Chris VdnB. Fall 91 1 S Dissertation and Research Chris VdnB. Summer 91 1 S Dissertation and Research Chris VdnB. Spring 91 1 S Dissertation and Research Chris VdnB. Fall 90 1 S Dissertation and Research Chris VdnB. Summer 90 1 S Milton Terry Krier Spring 90 - V Samuel Johnson Thomas Jemielity Spring 90 - V History of Lit. Crit. Bruns & Buttigieg Spring 90 - V Dissertation and Research Chris VdnB. Spring 90 6 S Child in English Lit. James Walton Fall 89 - V Dissertation and Research Chris VdnB. Fall 89 6 S Reading & Research Chris VdnB. Fall 89 3 S Reading & Research Chris VdnB. Summer 89 1 S Dryden Engl.645A:01 Leslie Martin Spring 89 3 A Victorian Lit.&Culture.565A Chris VdnB. Spring 89 3 A Defining Modernism Engl.675A Jos. Buttigieg Spring 89 3 A Politics of Romant. Poetry Greg Kucich Fall 88 3 A Modern Brit. Poetry John Matthias Fall 88 3 A- Swift Chris Fox Fall 88 3 A- Lit. Crit. > 1965 Gerald Bruns Summer 88 3 A- Seminar in Teaching Literature Ed Kline Spring 88 3 S Renaissance Lit. Terry Krier Spring 88 3 B Romance of Gentility (Novel) James Walton Spring 88 3 A Pope/Johnson Tom Jemielity Spring 88 3 A Seminar in Teaching Writing Ed Kline Fall 87 3 S Ruins of Romantic Epic Greg Kucich Fall 87 3 B Evolution and Literature Don Sniegowski Fall 87 3 A- Chaucer Dolores Frese Fall 87 3 A- Swift: Mind & Madness Chris Fox Summer 87 3 A Literary Criticism I. Iorio-USF Spring 87 3 A Victorian Poetry Don Sniegowski Summer 86 3 A Dante Tom Werge Summer 86 3 A 17th Century Poetry Rufus Rauche Summer 68 3 B World Lit. Poetry Jos. Sullivan Summer 68 3 A Realism in Am. Lit. Slabey Spring 68 3 B Introduction to Linguistics Rosco Spring 68 3 B 99 Non-English Graduate Courses French Pat Morris Spring 88 X P Algebra I Frank Spiegel Fall 85 3 A Ed. 247 Probs. in Comp.Inst. [So. FL] Spring 82 3 A Emer. Medical Tech. [Edison] Fall 78 3 A Teach. Intern. Seminar [N.D.] Spring 68 3 B Dynamics of Contemp. Ed. [N.D.] Summer 68 3 B Psych. in Teaching [I.U.] Summer 68 3 A Intern Teaching [N.D.] Fall 67 3 A Teaching Procedures [N.D.] Fall 67 3 B Admin. Lead. School/Comm. [N.D.] Fall 67 3 B Psych. Found. Educ. [N.D.] Fall 67 3 B 30 Undergraduate English Coursework 18th Cent. Lit. II Tom Jemielity Spring 66 3 A Adv. Fiction Writing II Jos. Sullivan Spring 66 3 B Writing Short Fict. I Jos. Sullivan Fall 65 3 B American Lit. I Fall 65 3 C Modern Fiction I Robt. Slabey Fall 65 3 B College Seminar II Ed. Vasta Spring 65 3 C Dante Rauche Spring 65 3 A Milton Moran Spring 65 3 B Modern Fiction II Robt. Slabey Spring 65 3 B College Seminar I Ed Vasta Fall 64 3 A Chaucer Ed. Vasta Fall 64 3 B Shakespeare James Robinson Fall 64 3 C Intro. Engl. Lit II Tom Jemielity Spring 64 3 B Writing Short Fiction II Jos. Sullivan Spring 64 3 B Intro. Engl. Lit I Tom Jemielity Fall 63 3 C Modern Novel I Robt. Slabey Fall 63 3 C Rhetoric & Composition II Smithberger Spring 63 3 A Rhetoric & Composition I Smithberger Fall 62 3 A 54 Spring 2008