Greg Mullins

I teach literature, American Studies, and Queer Studies. My research centers on the cultural practices of human rights and on literary engagements with the cultural politics of rights. Publications include the book Colonial Affairs, and a dozen scholarly articles on topics such as affect, paradox, and style in human rights practices. I have served on boards of Pride Foundation, Evergreen's Board of Governors, and the Orbis Cascade Library Alliance. In all these endeavors, including teaching, I think of my work as promoting human flourishing.

Ph.D., English, University of California, Berkeley, 1997; A.B., English, Stanford University, 1985.