Dr. Scott Pound
Ph.D., Poetics, SUNY at Buffalo, 2000
M.A., English, Western University, 1993
B.A., English and Philosophy, University of Prince Edward Island, 1992
Dr. Pound teaches mainly in the areas of writing and American literature. He teaches at every level of the curriculum from first year introductory courses to graduate seminars and has developed several new courses in writing that offer unique experiential and community service learning opportunities.
Dr. Pound has long been active in university governance as an executive member of the Lakehead University Faculty Association and as a Grievance Officer. He chairs the English Department Writing Committee and the university-wide Writing and Communications Committee and acts as faculty liaison to the English Students Association and the student literary magazine (The Artery). Over the years, Dr. Pound has worked with arts and community organizations to help plan and promote their programming, awards, and publications. He is the founding coordinator of the St. John Street Community Garden and a founding co-editor of the scholarly journal Amodern.
Courses Taught at Lakehead
English 1115: Foundations of Literary Study
English 1015: Introduction to Academic Writing
English 1016: Introduction to Professional Writing
English 2817: Writing Across Genres - Nonfiction Prose
English 2818: Writing Across Genres - Creative Writing
English 2913: Introduction to Literary and Cultural Theories
English 3031: Advanced Rhetoric
English 3612: Contesting America - Modernism and Beyond
English 3911: American Drama
Special Topic in Writing (English 3011)
Writing the Pandemic
Life Writing
Adventure Writing
Food, Writing, and Community
Fourth Year and Graduate Seminars
Public Humanities
Contemporary Poetry and Poetics
Literature and New Media
Contemporary Feminist Poetics
Literary History and/as Media History
Remix Culture
Twentieth Century Avant-Garde Movements
Poetics, Avant-Garde Poetry, Literary History, Media History, Literary/Critical Theory
Dr. Pound’s scholarship has appeared in PMLA, boundary2, Canadian Literature, Amodern, Open Letter, and English Studies in Canada.