the Ann L. and Lawrence B. Buttenwieser Professor in English Language & Literature, co-edited a Philogical Quarterly special issue in honor of Geoffrey Hartman with Kevis Goodman (University of California–Berkeley).

Professor of Practice in the Arts in the Committee on Creative Writing and the Department of English Language & Literature, published Schedule of Unrest. Selected Poems (Salt Publishing 2014) and Courses Matter-Woven (Equipage, 2015). He delivered the keynote addresses at Experimental: A Poetics Symposium at the University of Sydney and at "Dylan Unchained: The Dylan Thomas Centenary Conference" at the University of Swansea.

Associate Professor in English Language & Literature, received the 2014 Push and Kick Award for Excellence in the World of Graphic Books from the Society of Illustrators. She also delivered the keynote address at "Comics, Theory, Practice" at the University of Oregon–Eugene.

Associate Professor in English Language & Literature, delivered the Josephine Gessner Ferguson Lecture at Tulane University.

Associate Professor in English Language & Literature and Creative Writing, published Killing the Moonlight: Modernism in Venice (Columbia University Press, 2014). She received the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Translation Award for Locomotrix: Selected Poetry and Prose of Amelia Rosselli (University of Chicago Press, 2012). She was the Bogliasco Foundation's Fellow in Literature and received a Library Research Grant from the Getty Research Institute.

Assistant Professor of Practice in the Arts in the Committee on Creative Writing and the Department of English Language & Literature, published Dragonfish: A Novel (W.W. Norton & Company, 2015). He was named the Bread Loaf Fellow in Fiction at the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference 2015.

Assistant Professor in English Language & Literature, was the Harrington Faculty Fellow in American Studies for 2014–15 at University of Texas–Austin.

Assistant Professor in English Language & Literature, received the Woodrow Wilson Junior Faculty Career Enhancement Fellowship to support her research leave in 2014–15.

Assistant Professor in English Language & Literature, received the Governor General of Canada's Gold Medal.

Assistant Professor in English Language & Literature, received conference support grants from UChicago's Franke Institute for the Humanities, the Nicholson Center, and the Center for International Studies to organize the Victorian Studies Symposium with Zachary Samalin (Assistant Professor in English Language & Literature).