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Alissa Wilkinson

212.659.7200 x3178 | awilkinson@tkc.edu
Instructor, The King's College in New York City
Editor, Fieldnotes

Education

  • M.F.A., Creative Writing, Seattle Pacific University
    (expected August 2013)
    Concentration: Creative Nonfiction
  • M.A., Humanities and Social Thought, New York University
    (January 2010)
    Concentration: 20th century intellectual history, art, and religion
    Thesis: Art, Faith, and Fear: Evangelicals and Modernist Art-Making (Advisor: Thomas de Zengotita)
  • B.S., Information Technology, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
    (May 2005)
    Concentration: communications and computer science

Current Topics of Interest

  • U.S. intellectual and cultural history, especially the intersection of evangelical art and politics
  • Francis Schaeffer's cultural theology
  • Public theology (and art)
  • The postmodern condition and American evangelicalism
  • Criticism as literature

Representative Courses Taught

  • Postmodern Theory & Culture
  • Cultural Criticism
  • Christian Anthropology of Culture
  • History of Christianity in the Visual Arts
  • Creative Nonfiction
  • Research Writing
  • Introduction to the Essay

Academic Conference Presentations

  • Panel Organizer, The Expansive Legacy of Francis Schaeffer
    Presenter, Making Art for Jesus: Schaeffer's Continuing Influence on the Art-and-Faith Community
    (Upcoming) Presented at the U.S. Intellectual History Conference, New York City, 1-2 November 2012 
  • Blue, White, and Red: Kuyper and Kieslowski's Three Colors Trilogy
    (Upcoming) Plenary lecture at the Paris Neo-Calvinism Conference, Paris, 23-24 August 2012
  • Building Bookstores in the Bunker: Francis Schaeffer, American Evangelicals, and the Birth of a Subculture
    Paper presented at the U.S. Intellectual History Conference, New York City, 17-18 November 2011
  • A Bible Commentary for the Rest of Us: Authority, Technology, and YouVersion
    Paper presented at the Mid-Atlantic Popular American Culture Conference, Philadelphia, 3-4 November 2011

Publications

Interviews

Workshops and Lectures

  • The Editor's Eye on Effective Writing
  • Writing In and Around Evangelicalism
  • Food is Stranger Than It Used To Be: Wendell Berry Meets the World
  • Breaking In: Writing for Magazines
  • Learning to Read Well
  • Writing for Non-Writers

Workshops and lectures have been presented at The North Shores Writer's Retreat, International Arts Movement Encounter, and CCO Jubilee.

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