Cultural Representations of Higher Ed, No. 11
College and University Administrators:
Anne Packer-Brown, a dean (created by Virginia Crosby);
Grace Forrester, a retired dean (created by Ruth Galbraith);
Peter Haas (created by Robin Wilson);
Isabel Macintosh, a dean of the faculty (created by Herbert Resnicow);
Jack Troutbeck, a president of a women’s college (created by Ruth Dudley Edwards);
Francesca Wilson, a bursar (created by Janet Neel).
College and University Staff:
Edward George, a retired librarian (created by Charles Goodrum);
Susan Meredith, a Director of Affirmative Action (created by R.D. Brown);
Peggy O’Neill, a campus police officer (created by M.D. Lake).
Undergraduate and Graduate Students:
Lauren Adler (created by Victoria Silver);
Mali Anderson (created by Grace F. Edwards);
Terry Barber (created by Jane Meyerding);
Zach Blumberg, a graduate student (created by Peter Levine);
Nickie Callahan, an undergraduate (created by Charlaine Harris);
Randy Craig (created by Janice MacDonald Mant);
Sarah Deane, a graduate student in English (created by J.S. Borthwick);
William Dougal, a graduate student (created by Andrew Taylor);
Hillary Fenton (created by Patrick Quentin);
Nicole Halpern, an undergraduate (created by Patricia Wallace);
Kate Henderson, an Education major (created by J.R. Hulland);
Michael Hunt, an undergraduate (created by Victoria Silver);
Laura Ireland, a graduate student (created by Linda French Mariz);
Nora James, a graduate student in linguistics (created by Patricia McFall);
Willa Jansson, a law student and editor of the Law Review (created by Lia Matera);
Kate Jasper (created by Jaqueline Girdner);
Edmund “Jupiter” Jones, a graduate student in fine arts (created by Timothy Fuller);
Owen Keane, a graduate student in theology (created by Terence Faherty);
Maria Knight (created by M.J. Adamson);
Anthanasius Septimus Konti (created by Adam Broome);
Richard Malcolm, a graduate student (Created by James Grady);
Mallory (created by Max Allan Collins);
Neil Marshall, a graduate student in creative writing (created by Tim Hemlin);
Dana Morrow, a student of Victorian spiritualism (created by Caroline Llewellyn);
Mary Beth Nelson, a graduate student (created by P.M. Carlson);
Caroline Nevis, an American undergraduate studying in Great Britain (created by Reginald Hill);
Maggie Ryan, a graduate student (created by P.M. Carlson);
Phyllis `Flip’ Ryan, graduate student in engineering (created by Jack M. Bickham);
Janet Stevens (created by Irene Allen);
Lisa Stone, an undergraduate (created by Christopher A. Bohjalion);
Lucy Stone, a small-town journalist taking evening classes in literary studies (created by Leslie Meier);
Terry Williams, a graduate student in English (created by Tony Strong);
Finlet Wuerhrmann, a professor’s daughter (created by Mildred Davis).
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The first eight posts in this series list and provide very brief synopses of 400 films treating higher education:
The first post in this series, covering films ranked 351 to 400 is available at: https://academeblog.org/2013/07/09/400-films-about-higher-education-or-at-least-set-on-campuses-351-400/
The second post in this series, covering films ranked 301-350 is available at: https://academeblog.org/2013/07/10/400-films-about-higher-education-or-at-least-set-on-campuses-301-350/
The third post in this series, covering films ranked 251 to 300 is available at: https://academeblog.org/2013/07/11/400-films-about-higher-education-or-at-least-set-on-campuses-251-300/
The fourth post in this series, covering films ranked 201 to 250 is available at: https://academeblog.org/2013/07/12/400-films-about-higher-education-or-at-least-set-on-campuses-201-250/
The fifth post in this series, covering films ranked 151 to 200 is available at: https://academeblog.org/2013/07/14/400-films-about-higher-education-or-at-least-set-on-campuses-151-200/
The sixth post in this series, covering films ranked 101 to 150 is available at: https://academeblog.org/2013/07/18/400-films-about-higher-education-or-at-least-set-on-campuses-101-150/
The seventh post in this series, covering films ranked 51 to 100 is available at: https://academeblog.org/2013/08/03/400-films-about-higher-education-or-at-least-set-on-campuses-51-100/
The eighth post in this series, covering films ranked 1 to 50 is available at: https://academeblog.org/2013/08/13/400-films-about-higher-education-or-at-least-set-on-campuses-1-50/
The ninth post in this series is Amateur Detectives Featured in Mystery Novels and Series Who Are College and University Professors, A-L: https://academeblog.org/2013/08/28/amateur-detectives-featured-in-mystery-novels-and-series-who-are-college-and-university-professors-a-l/
The tenth post in this series is Amateur Detectives Featured in Mystery Novels and Series Who Are College and University Professors, M-Z: https://academeblog.org/2013/08/30/amateur-detectives-featured-in-mystery-novels-and-series-who-are-college-and-university-professors-m-z/
Just noticed that the posting above placed librarians in the category of “staff” rather than “faculty.”
For Academe Blog participants, cf. official AAUP and ACRL policy on the faculty status of librarians, of long standing (since the early seventies): http://www.aaup.org/report/joint-statement-faculty-status-college-and-university-librarians.
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