Jeff Fields McCormack
Graduate Assistant Teacher of Record

  • Graduate Assistant
Literature and Languages
Portrait
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Literature and Languages
Curriculum Vitae

Educational Experience

  • Ph.D., English, East Texas A&M University, In Progress
  • M.A., English, East Texas A&M University, 2021
  • B.A., English, East Texas Baptist University, 2020

Professional Experience

  • Graduate Assistant Teacher of Record (GAToR), Literature and Languages, East Texas A&M University (formerly Texas A&M University – Commerce), 2024 – Present
  • Assistant Director (Graduate Assistant Researcher), Writing Center, Texas A&M University – Commerce, 2024 – 2024
  • Student Support Services Specialist, Student Support Services Center, Texas College, 2023 – 2024
  • Adjunct Instructor of Developmental English, Kilgore College, 2021 – 2021

Scholarships and Awards

  • Group Conference Attendance Scholarship, South Central Writing Centers Association. Awarded for “Writing Centers are Watching: Surveillance, Colonialism, and Data Tracking.” 2025
  • William E. Brigman Award for Outstanding Graduate Student Paper Presented at the National Conference, Popular Culture Association. Awarded for “First-Person Fear: Bram Stoker's Mastery of Descriptions in Dracula.” 2022
  • Resurrecting Dracula Award, PCA/ACA Vampire Studies Area. Awarded for “First-Person Fear: Bram Stoker's Mastery of Descriptions in Dracula.” 2022

Professional Associations

  • Member, Chapter 322, Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, East Texas A&M University, 2023 – Present
  • Member, Popular Culture Association / American Culture Association (PCA/ACA), 2021 – 2024

Select Publications

  • McCormack, Jeff Fields. (Forthcoming). “Transformations Are Not Always Beautiful.” In Legends of Nights Drabbles #5: Shifted. Black Ink Fiction.
  • McCormack, Jeff Fields. (Forthcoming). “The Beast Within.” In Legends of Night Drabbles #5: Shifted. Black Ink Fiction.
  • McCormack, Jeff Fields. (2024). “The Duality of the Samurai.” In We Were Warriors: Samurai (pp. 140). Black Ink Fiction.
  • McCormack, Jeff Fields. (2023). First-Person Fear: Bram Stoker's Mastery of Descriptions in Dracula. The Journal of Popular Culture 56 (1), pp. 191 – 202. https://doi.org/10.1111/jpcu.13189.
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