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Tolhurst, Lisa
Adjunct Lecturer |
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Lisa Tolhurst, Adjunct Lecturer, earned her M.A. in Writing and Rhetoric
from New York University (1996) and in 1977 received a teaching scholarship
from NYU’s Department of Expository Writing. She has published
essays on 20th century women authors, including Kathy Acker, Rita
Dove, Doris Lessing, Michelle Cliff, Tess Gallagher, Germaine Greer,
Jamiaca Kincaid, Gloria Naylor, Anne Sexton, Jane Smiley, and Fay
Weldon, as well as creative non-fiction and a comprehensive article
on feminism and women’s writing in the United States from the
17th century to present times, which appeared in The Encyclopedia
of American Literature. Her research interests include the exploration
of the writing process as both a conscious and unconscious site of
learning. To better understand the motivations and resistances of
writers, she attends classes at the Center for Modern Pscyhoanalytic
Studies. Tolhurst is Supervisor of the Hunter College Reading/Writing
Center and a faculty consultant for Writing across the Curriculum.
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