Curriculum Vitae Katherine Elizabeth Calloway Department of English Baylor University One Bear Place #97404 Waco, TX 76798-7404 [email protected]

Education

2010 PhD, English Literature, University of British Columbia 2005 Master of Arts, English Literature, Baylor University 2003 Bachelor of Arts, Magna Cum Laude, Baylor University, University Scholars

Professional Appointments

2016-2018 Postdoctoral Fellow in English, Baylor University, Waco, TX 2014-2016 Visiting Assistant Professor, Westmont College, Santa Barbara, CA 2011-2013 Lilly Postdoctoral Fellow in the Humanities, Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, IN 2010-2011 Lecturer, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC

Publications

Book

Natural Theology in the Scientific Revolution: God’s Scientists. London, UK: Pickering & Chatto, 2014. 205 pp. [Reviews: P. Jordan in Journal of Religious History; R.J.W. Mills in Journal of Ecclesiastical History] “Calloway succeeds admirably in demonstrating the diversity of early modern English approaches to natural theology . . . . For those keen to discern natural theology’s contribution to modernity, Calloway’s book has much to offer.” P. Jordan, Journal of Religious History “Calloway’s analysis is careful, biographically detailed and often witty. . . . The book can be read profitably by intellectual historians of seventeenth-century English thought, and it can also serve as an introductory text for advanced postgraduates.” R.J.W. Mills, Journal of Ecclesiastical History

Refereed Journal Articles

“‘His Footstep Trace’: the Natural Theology of Paradise Lost.” Milton Studies 55 (2014): 53-85. “Milton’s Lucretian Anxiety Revisited.” Renaissance and Reformation 32.3 (2009): 79-97. “Wordsworth’s The Prelude as Autobiographical Epic” The Charles Lamb Bulletin 141 (2008): 13-19. “Beyond Parody: Satan as Aeneas in Paradise Lost.” Milton Quarterly 39.2 (2005): 82-92. “Pulvis et Umbra Sumus: Horace in Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises.” Hemingway Review 25.1 (2005): 120-31.

Book Chapter

“Imagining the Scientific Revolution: Literature, Science and Religion.” In Early Modern Literature in Transition, 1623-1660, ed. Stephen B Dobranski. Forthcoming from Cambridge University Press.

Book Review

Milton Studies, vol. 41, ed. Albert C. Labriola. Christianity and Literature 54.2 (2005): 293-95.

Work in Progress

Article under Review

“A ‘Metaphorical God’ and the Book of Nature: John Donne on Natural Theology.”

Book Manuscript in Preparation

“The Great, Dramatic Poem of Nature”: Poetry and Natural Theology in Seventeenth-Century England. Expected completion spring 2019.

Grants and fellowships

2016-2018 Postdoctoral Fellowship in English, Baylor University 2011-2013 Lilly Postdoctoral Fellowship in Humanities and English, Valparaiso University 2009-2010 Gilean Douglas Scholarship in English, University of British Columbia 2008-2009 Pacific Century Graduate Scholarship, University of British Columbia Spring 2008 Doctoral Teaching Fellow, University of British Columbia 2006-2008 University Graduate Fellowships, University of British Columbia 2005-2006 Graduate Entrance Scholarship, University of British Columbia 1999-2003 Regent’s Scholarship, Baylor University

Awards and Honors

2017 Invited speaker, “Physico-Theology in England and on the European Continent, 1650- 1750: An International Conference.” Wolfenbüttel, Germany. Talk title: “Reading the Book of Nature in England, 1650-1700.” 2011-2012 Outstanding Teacher Awards, Valparaiso University Delta Delta Delta Sorority Office of Multicultural Programs 2005 Charles G. Smith Outstanding Graduate Student Award, Baylor University 1999-2003 Regent’s Scholarship, Baylor University

Teaching

Baylor University, Waco, TX British Literature Survey British Literature, 1600-1800 Westmont College, Santa Barbara, CA Writers in Conversation (Spring 2016) Renaissance Literature (Spring 2015) British Literature to 1800 (Fall 2014) Studies in Literature: Science and Religion in Western Literature (Fall 2014 - Spring 2016) Composition (Fall 2014 - Fall 2015) Gordon College, Wenham, MA Western Literature (Spring 2014) Foundations in Thinking, Reading and Writing (Fall 2013) Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, IN Texts and Contexts II (Spring 2012, Spring 2013) Seminar on Paradise Lost (Spring 2013) Literature and Science (Fall 2012) Literature of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries (Fall 2012) Seminar on the Rise of Science (Spring 2012) Milton and His World (Fall 2011) University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC Instructor of Record: Strategies for University Writing (Fall 2010, Spring 2011) British Literature, 1800-present (Spring 2011) Approaches to Literature: Christianity and Literature (Fall 2008) Teaching Assistant: Renaissance Literature (Spring 2008, Fall 2009, Spring 2009, Fall 2010) Introduction to Literary Theory (Fall 2007) Approaches to Literature (Fall 2005, Spring 2006) Baylor University, Waco, TX Instructor of Record: Thinking, Writing and Research (Spring 2005) Thinking and Writing (Fall 2004) Writing Center Consultant (Fall 2003, Spring 2004)

Conference Participation

“‘The Style of thy Works’: the Natural Theology of John Donne.” Southwestern Conference on Christianity and Literature. Belton, TX, October 2015. “‘The Boy and the Watch-Maker’: John Bunyan’s Book for Boys and Girls and Natural Theology.” International John Bunyan Society Seventh Triennial Conference. Princeton, NJ. August 2013. “The Storybook of Nature: John Ray’s The Wisdom of God, 1691.” Conference on Christianity and Literature. Grand Rapids, MI, April 2012. “Three Ways of Reading ‘Two Books’: John Wilkins, John Ray and Richard Bentley.” The Bible in Seventeenth Century, University of York, UK, July 2011. “Milton’s Lucretian Anxiety Revisited.” 9th International Milton Symposium, London, UK. July 2008. “‘Denominating Such Discourse as this’: The Natural Theology of Henry More and John Ray.” Pacific Northwest Renaissance Society, Vancouver, BC. April 2008 “What the Lion Meant: Spenser’s Use of Animals in Book 1 of The Faerie Queene.” Conference on Christianity and Literature, Langley, BC. May 2007. “Imagine There’s No Heaven: Lucretius in Milton’s Paradise Lost.” Conference on Christianity and Literature, Malibu, CA. March 2006. “Saints and Thieves: Community and the Self in Dante’s Inferno.” Art and Soul Conference, Waco, TX. April 2005. “The Two Wordsworths in The Prelude, Book I.” Conference of College Teachers of English Annual Meeting, Waco, TX. March 2005.

Academic Service

2016 Coordinator and referee for the Arlin G. Meyer Prize in Nonfiction, presented at the 26th Annual Lilly Fellows Program National Conference 2016 Reviewer (paid), Gale Cengage 2015 Reviewer, Religion and Literature 2011-2012 Colloquia and Internal Lectures, Valparaiso University Physics Colloquium Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society Books and Coffee Series Church Vocations Symposium 2011 Reviewer, Broadview Press 2005-2010 English Graduate Student Caucus, University of British Columbia: Co-Chair (2007-2008) Graduate Faculty Committee (2006-2007, 2008-2010) Social Committee (2006-2008). 2005-2011 Graduate and Faculty Christian Forum, University of British Columbia: Secretary (2006-2011). 2003-2005 English Graduate Student Association, Baylor University: Professional Development Coordinator (2004-2005) Orientation Committee (2004).

Professional Memberships

2014-present International John Bunyan Society 2009-present The Renaissance Society of America 2007-present The Milton Society of America 2009-2014 The Modern Language Association 2004-2007 Conference on Christianity and Literature

Languages

Latin (reading knowledge) German (reading knowledge)