Kathryn Bullerdick

Kathryn is a Bloomington, Indiana native and Indiana University graduate. Kathryn currently lives in New York City's East Village and attends New York University's graduate program in English and American Literature.

Education Info

• Graduate School - New York University, English and American Literature
• Undergraduate School - Indiana University, Comparative Literature, English
• High School - Bloomington High School North

Publications

• Bullerdick, Kathryn Jo. “Read, Write and Think Gender History: Making Over the Comic Landscape.” Organization of American Historians Magazine of History 19.2 (2005): 29-30.

Awards

• Comparative Literature Department Outstanding Senior (2005)
• The American President’s Student Service Award for Community Service (2001)

Grants Received

• Professional Experience Internship Grant from the Indiana University Honors College (2004)

Interests

• 19th and 20th Century American Fiction
• Modern Urban Movements
• Cognitive Estrangement within the Cityscape
• The Relationship between the City and the Country, “The Old Neighborhood” and the Suburb
• The Culture of the Automobile and the Ideology of Necessary Urban Renewal
• Public Works and Services
• The New Deal
• The American Civil War
• Literary Cubism’s emergence by way of Gertrude Stein’s friendship with Pablo Picasso
• Synthetic and Analytic Cubism