Natalie Rose Thompson
Brittain Fellow
- School of Literature, Media, and Communication
- Writing and Communication Program
Overview
Natalie Thompson received her Ph.D. in English Literature from the University of Virginia in 2024. Her work examines eighteenth- and nineteenth-century British fiction through the lenses of feminist narratology, intertextuality, and spatial practice. Natalie has designed both writing-intensive courses and literature courses around a variety of themes: eighteenth-century fiction, narrative theory and the novel, the science of memory, and contemporary stand-up comedy, to name a few. Natalie has more than eleven years of experience as a writing consultant and loves to help others get "unstuck" in their writing process. As a consultant and teacher, she specializes in scientific and academic writing; fellowship and grant writing; academic presentations; multimodal projects; and approaching academic genres with warmth, humanity, and humor.
- PhD, English Literature, University of Virginia
- Master of Arts, English Literature, University of Virginia
- Bachelor of Science, English, Bates College
Distinctions:
- All-University Graduate Teaching Award, University of Virginia
- Gosnell Prize for the Teaching of First-Year Writing, University of Virginia
Interests
- Communication
- Literary and Cultural Studies
- Science and Technology Studies
Focuses:
- Europe - United Kingdom
- Communication
- Digital Communication
- Higher Education: Teaching and Learning
- Language and Popular Culture
- Literary Theory
- Literature
Courses
- ENGL-1101: English Composition I
- ENGL-1102: English Composition II
Publications
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