595033 event 1503668699 1504901028 <![CDATA[CANCELLED: Michelle Massé on "Gothic Administration"]]> Michelle Massé will lecture on graduate administration and facilitate discussion with the audience about higher education administration.

This talk may be rescheduled for Spring. Please check back.

]]> Michelle Massé, Professor of English and Dean of the Graduate School, Louisiana State University will speak on "Gothic Administration." The talk is open to anyone in the Georgia Tech community. 

This talk may be rescheduled for Spring. Please check back.

]]> Carol Colatrella, carol.colatrella@lmc.gatech.edu

]]> Michelle Massé received her B.A. from Anna Maria College, with a double major in English and Comparative Literature. Her Ph.D. is from Brown University, where she focused upon theory of the novel and wrote a dissertation entitled "Dark Idolatry of Self: Narcissism and the Bildungsroman from Goethe through Wolfe." She's currently working on two book projects and a co-edited collection. The first, Communities and the Work of Louisa May Alcott, examines the enactments of communities in Alcott's work, genre as community, and readership communities across historical periods and through media. The second, Great Expectations: Gendering Age, Narcissism, and the Bildungsroman considers the ways in which narcissism is a cultural, as well as individual, construction through examining two key variables of entitlement, age and sex. The co-edited collection is about stages of women's academic lives, from the graduate student years through retirement.

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