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Tulin Ece Tosun is an Assistant Teaching Professor in the Cornerstone Integrated Liberal Arts at Purdue University. She received her Ph.D. in Comparative Literature from Purdue University in 2018, specializing in Shakespeare and cross-cultural Mediterranean encounters, particularly focusing on early modern travel narratives. Her work includes significant contributions to the academic discourse surrounding Early Modern Literature, Shakespeare, and Ottoman historical contexts. Tosun's research interests explore the intersections of Renaissance and Elizabethan theatre with Ottoman culture and women's roles within these narratives. She has published articles in reputable academic outlets and contributed to textbooks that emphasize advanced English language use and academic writing. Currently, she is working on a book project titled "Haremization of Desdemona: A Comparative Study of Shakespeare’s Othello in the Ottoman Harem Context." Tosun has received several awards for her teaching excellence, including the Mary Gitzen Excellence in Teaching Award and the English Department Excellence in Teaching Award at Purdue. Her dedication to innovative pedagogy is further reflected in her involvement in the Purdue Language and Cultural Exchange Program.
Purdue University • Indianapolis
Teaching courses in the Cornerstone Integrated Liberal Arts.
Purdue University • Indianapolis
Managing the Cornerstone program and supporting academic initiatives.
GRE is not required.