May 08, 2011

IU Press author Susan Gubar admitted to American Philosophical Society

Susan Gubar IU Press author and Distinguished Professor of English Susan Gubar has been admitted to the renowned American Philosophical Society. In all of IU's history, Susan is the 21st faculty member to be admitted. 

"Susan Gubar's wide-ranging and acclaimed academic accomplishments fully warrant this prestigious honor," said IU President Michael A. McRobbie.

For more information on this honor, visit the IU News Room website.

Susan Gubar is author of Poetry After Auschwitz and editor of For Adult Users Only and Shakespeare’s Sisters.

Kim Cook
By Kim Cook
May 8, 2011 11:28:00 AM | Awards, Holocaust, Jewish Studies, Literature, Poetry, Women's Studies

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