Traditions and Innovations in Native American Literature: How Storytelling Informs the Written Word (A Zoom course)

Margo is a professor of English at the University of Maine, specializing in literature of Anglo-American colonization, and Native American literatures. Her interests include Wabanaki literature and languages, Native American and First Nations drama, and decolonization work. She is past director of the McGillicuddy Humanities Center at UMaine and serves on the board of the Abbe Museum in Bar Harbor. Her current projects include publication of traditional Penobscot texts in bilingual format and creating a digital Wabanaki Resources Portal.