Cameron Winter

Background

About Cameron Winter

Dr. Cameron Lee Winter (he/him) is a Marion L. Brittain Fellow at the Georgia Institute of Technology and earned his PhD in English from the University of Georgia in 2022 (Major Professor: Dr. John Wharton Lowe). His award-winning research has been published in the peer-reviewed Mississippi Quarterly and South Atlantic Review on George Washington Cable and Flannery O'Connor respectively, and he chairs the annual South and Science Fiction Panel at SAMLA on behalf of the Society for the Study of Southern Literature. He has recently presented research on the Caribbean imagination of American SF writer Jeff VanderMeer at SAMLA and on the postcolonial short fiction of Trinidadian writer Michael Anthony at the annual British Commonwealth and Postcolonial Studies Conference. He has also earned the Robert West and Alice C. Langdale Awards for outstanding research from the University of Georgia. He is revising his dissertation into a book manuscript on the literary treatments of ruins in the PostBellum US South. Beyond research, Cameron is an invested teacher, receiving several awards for his teaching from Georgia Insitute of Technology and the University of Georgia. A majority of his instruction focuses on multimodal, first-year composition often thematically oriented toward students' senses of belonging and place and its utility to their academic and professional situations. He also serves as Research Associate for Interim Dean Richard Utz of the Ivan Allen College of Georgia Tech, is chair of the World Englishes and Multilingual Pedagogies Committee, and has served as chair of the Writing and Communication Program Advisory Committee.