Origin of the title and epigraph:
BUFFY: How do you get to be renowned? I mean, like, do you have to be ‘nowned’ first?
WILLOW: Yes, first there’s the painful ‘nowning’ process. (Buffy the Vampire Slayer 4.1 “The Freshman”)
Who’s doing this, and what makes her think she has anything to say.
ELIZABETH L. RAMBO
Associate Professor of English
Campbell University, Buies Creek, NC
Ph.D. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
M.A. University of Missouri-Columbia
B.A. St. Andrews Presbyterian College, Laurinburg, NC
COURSES I’VE TAUGHT OR AM CURRENTLY TEACHING
English Fundamentals
Freshman Composition 1 (Fall 2009
Freshman Composition 2 (Spring 2009
British Literature 1 (Spring/Fall 2009)
British Literature 2 (Summer 2009
World Literature (Fall 2009)
American Literature 1
Medieval Literature (Fall 2009)
Chaucer (Spring 2009)
Contemporary Fiction (Postcolonial–Spring 2008 )
Contemporary Poetry
Arthurian Legends (Summer 2007)
Irish Language and Literature
Honors: Christian Revolutions–Love (Spring 2003)
Honors: Faith and Pop Culture (Fall 2009, with Dr. J. Stanke)
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BANNER PHOTOGRAPH: View of Lake Munkama, Democratic Republic of Congo
