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New page: '''Amanda Claybaugh''' is an associate professor in the English Department. Educated at Yale (BA, 1993) and Harvard (PhD, 2001), she focuses on Victorian litera...

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'''Amanda Claybaugh''' is an associate professor in the [[English Department]]. Educated at [[Yale]] ([[BA]], [[1993]]) and [[Harvard]] ([[PhD]], [[2001]]), she focuses on Victorian literature, on postbellum U.S. literature, and on the trans-Atlantic nineteenth century. Claybaugh won the [[Presidential Teaching Prize]] in [[2004]].

==External links==
*[http://www.columbia.edu/~ac602/ Personal website]

[[Category:English professors|Claybaugh]]

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−	'''Amanda Claybaugh''' is an associate professor in the [[English Department]]. Educated at [[Yale]] ([[BA]], [[1993]]) and [[Harvard]] ([[PhD]], [[2001]]), she focuses on Victorian literature, on postbellum U.S. literature, and on the trans-Atlantic nineteenth century. Claybaugh won the [[Presidential Teaching ~~Prize~~]] in [[2004]].	+	'''Amanda Claybaugh''' is an associate professor in the [[English Department]]. Educated at [[Yale]] ([[BA]], [[1993]]) and [[Harvard]] ([[PhD]], [[2001]]), she focuses on Victorian literature, on postbellum U.S. literature, and on the trans-Atlantic nineteenth century. Claybaugh won the [[Presidential Teaching Award]] in [[2004]].

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−	'''Amanda Claybaugh''' is an associate professor in the [[English Department]]. Educated at [[Yale]] ([[BA]], [[1993]]) and [[Harvard]] ([[PhD]], [[2001]]), she focuses on Victorian literature, on postbellum U.S. literature, and on the trans-Atlantic nineteenth century. Claybaugh won the [[Presidential Teaching ~~Award~~]] in [[2004]].	+	'''Amanda Claybaugh''' is an associate professor in the [[English Department]]. Educated at [[Yale]] ([[BA]], [[1993]]) and [[Harvard]] ([[PhD]], [[2001]]), she focuses on Victorian literature, on postbellum U.S. literature, and on the trans-Atlantic nineteenth century. Claybaugh won the [[Presidential Teaching Prize]] in [[2004]].

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−	'''Amanda Claybaugh''' is an associate professor in the [[English Department]]. Educated at [[Yale]] ([[BA]], [[1993]]) and [[Harvard]] ([[PhD]], [[2001]]), she focuses on Victorian literature, on postbellum U.S. literature, and on the trans-Atlantic nineteenth century. Claybaugh won the [[Presidential Teaching ~~Prize~~]] in [[2004]].	+	'''Amanda Claybaugh''' is an associate professor in the [[English Department]]. Educated at [[Yale]] ([[BA]], [[1993]]) and [[Harvard]] ([[PhD]], [[2001]]), she focuses on Victorian literature, on postbellum U.S. literature, and on the trans-Atlantic nineteenth century. Claybaugh won the [[Presidential Teaching Award]] in [[2004]].

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