Madeline Kobar

Majored in English, Minored in Teaching English
Southern New Hampshire University, Class of 2018
From East Lyme, CT

Attended Eastern CT State University from 2011-2015 as an Undergraduate (no degree earned) Attended UCONN from 2016 to 2018, Graduated in 2018 with BA in English Attended Columbia Publishing Course in September 2018 as a member of the Oxford Class (certification earned) Attended Bridgewater State University in MA for Fall 2019 for a MA in English (withdrew from program) (Since Fall 2021) Currently Attending Southern New Hampshire University Online for MA in English; projected graduation Fall 2024

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Education

Eastern Connecticut State University
University of Connecticut
Bridgewater State University
Southern New Hampshire University
East Lyme High School

Madeline in the News

SNHU Announces Honor Roll for 23TW2

Congratulations on being named to Southern New Hampshire University's Honor Roll for the 23TW2 term! Honor Roll is a term-specific achievement that recognizes learners who excel at SNHU. It was es...

March, 06 2024 - Verified by Southern New Hampshire University

SNHU Announces Honor Roll for 23TW4

Congratulations on being named to Southern New Hampshire University's Honor Roll for the 23TW4 term! Honor Roll is a term-specific achievement that recognizes learners who excel at SNHU. It was es...

July, 11 2023 - Verified by Southern New Hampshire University

SNHU Announces Honor Roll for 22TW2

Congratulations on being named to Southern New Hampshire University's Honor Roll for the 22TW2 term! Honor Roll is a term-specific achievement that recognizes learners who excel at SNHU. It was es...

February, 07 2023 - Verified by Southern New Hampshire University

Madeline Kobar Named to Honor Roll

Southern New Hampshire University congratulates Madeline Kobar on being named to the Honor Roll for the 22TW1 term. Honor Roll is a term-specific achievement that recognizes learners who excel at ...

November, 15 2022 - Verified by Southern New Hampshire University

Madeline Kobar Named to Honor Roll

Southern New Hampshire University congratulates Madeline Kobar on being named to the Honor Roll for the 22TW3 term. Honor Roll is a term-specific achievement that recognizes learners who excel at ...

June, 21 2022 - Verified by Southern New Hampshire University

Madeline Kobar Named to Honor Roll

Southern New Hampshire University congratulates Madeline Kobar on being named to the Honor Roll for one of the following terms: 21EW2, 21TW1, or 21FADAY. Honor Roll is a term-specific achievement ...

January, 13 2022 - Verified by Southern New Hampshire University

Eastern Student Madeline Kobar of East Lyme Inducted into Eastern's Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta

Madeline Kobar '15 of East Lyme was was one of the students that was recently inducted into Eastern's chapter of the English Honor Society, Sigma Tau Delta. Inductees were nominated by faculty mem...

April, 06 2015 - Verified by Eastern Connecticut State University

Eastern Student Madeline Kobar of East Lyme Participates in University Club

Madeline Kobar '15 of East Lyme, CT, participated in the Pride Alliance Club at Eastern Connecticut State University during the spring 2014 semester. Kobar's major is English. Twenty-four percent...

July, 28 2014 - Verified by Eastern Connecticut State University

Madeline Kobar of East Lyme Named to Eastern Connecticut State University's Fall 2013 Dean's List

Madeline Kobar '15 of East Lyme, CT, was named to Eastern Connecticut State University's fall 2013 Dean's List. Kobar's major is Communication and English.

July, 17 2014 - Verified by Eastern Connecticut State University

Eastern Student Madeline Kobar of East Lyme Inducted Into Communication National Honor Society

Eastern's Communication Department's annual Celebration of Excellence took place at the end of the spring semester. The event recognized students for academic excellence and a number of new student...

July, 15 2014 - Verified by Eastern Connecticut State University

Eastern Student Madeline Kobar Participates in Pride Alliance

Madeline Kobar '14 of East Lyme, CT, participated in Pride Alliance at Eastern Connecticut State University during the spring 2013 semester. Kobar's major is Communication. Twenty-six percent of a...

August, 15 2013 - Verified by Eastern Connecticut State University

Eastern Student Madeline Kobar of East Lyme Participates in Anime Club

Madeline Kobar '14 of East Lyme, CT, participated in Anime Club at Eastern Connecticut State University during the spring 2013 semester. Twenty-six percent of all full-time students enrolled at Ea...

July, 05 2013 - Verified by Eastern Connecticut State University

Eastern Student Madeline Kobar of East Lyme Member of Pride Alliance Club

Madeline Kobar '15 of East Lyme, CT, is a member of the Pride Alliance club at Eastern Connecticut State University. Kobar's major is Spanish. The Pride Alliance club continues to promote gre...

March, 23 2012 - Verified by Eastern Connecticut State University

Madeline Kobar of East Lyme Enrolls at Eastern Connecticut State University

Madeline Kobar, a resident of East Lyme majoring in Spanish, is attending Eastern Connecticut State University this fall as a member of the freshman class. "We are pleased that Madeline has decided...

October, 12 2011 - Verified by Eastern Connecticut State University

Activities

Pride Alliance

Fall 2011 - Spring 2013 - Eastern Connecticut State University

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Projects + Publications

LIT 510: Anne Bronte and Divine Androgyny (Victorian Lit Final Paper)

Victorian literature is one of my favorite genres. I chose to do a gender analysis of Anne Bronte's two novels; The Tennant of Wildfell Hall and Agnes Grey. Her treatment of gender is radically different from both her older, more famous sisters, Charlotte and Emily. I also delved into why Anne has been silenced and is often forgotten when discussing Victorian literature. This paper sites both bell hooks and Virginia Woolf, among other Academics. Their later work in the 20th century reflected similar themes and ideas present in Anne Bronte's novels.

October 2022 - Research Projects

LIT 652: Untangling Orientalism in Camus and Dura's works (World Lit Final paper)

One of the more difficult papers I've ever had to write (to date). I decided to focus on colonialism in 20th century French Literature using Albert Camus' The Stranger and Marguerite Duras' The Lover. The theories of Orientalism and Colonial Desire are both at play in these works, as well as the importance of the writer's class. Identity politics was a main focus for this paper and how difficult it is to apply to colonial works. This is the final I submitted to my professor in August.

August 2022 - Research Projects

LIT 530: The Gendered Body in Film: Rose in The Bonfire of Destiny

To bring in other elements of gender being portrayed in the media into discussion, Dr. Walker had us write up a response to a movie or tv show which focused on women and how they are treated in relation to their bodies. I chose to focus on Rose, a burn victim, from the French short series on Netflix, The Bonfire of Destiny. The story was based on a historic event that happened in Paris in 1897.

May 2022 - Classwork

LIT 530: Introduction Piece for Gender and Text class

I took Gender and Text with Dr. Joseph Walker at SNHU in the March-May 2022 Session. This was my written response to his question to the class about our thoughts on gender, especially with how we identify and understand gender politics. I think this response gives a pretty clear picture of how the time, place, and culture where I grew up influenced how I think heavily.

March 2022 - Classwork

LIT 500: As I Lay Dying Final Paper For Literary Theory

The Final for my Literary Theory class. I chose to read Faulkner's "As I Lay Dying" from a set of novels that my professor pre-selected. It was one of the only books I hadn't read yet so I wanted to work with a new text. The two theories I used to analyze Faulkner's work were feminist theory and deconstructionist theory.

March 2022 - Research Projects

ENG 550: The Semantics of Charlotte Perkins' Gilman's Stories

This was a presentation for my Intro to English Graduate Studies course taken with Dr. Rashmi Roy at SNHU in the October-December 2021 session. We were working with semantics. I chose the turn of the century American Feminist and writer Charlotte Perkins Gilman to focus on. I used four of her stories; "The Yellow Wallpaper", "The Cottagette", "Turned", and "Three Thanksgivings" for this short study on her style.

November 2021 - Presentations

Miss Peggy Rides The Subway

A Short Story against Gun Violence that I wrote for the Graduate Level Creative Writing Course I took at Bridgewater State University.

December 2019 - Classwork

ENG 580 Final: Haunting with the Brontes Lesson Plan (Written Piece)

The final for my Gothic Horror Literature graduate level class taken with Dr. Halina Adams in Fall 2019 at Bridgewater State University. She wanted us to come up with a lesson plan and syllabus for a class we'd like to teach based on what we learned. I was fond of the Bronte sisters and because we read Jane Eyre in her class, I was able to do my final on the works of the Bronte sisters. So my hypothetical undergrad lit course was titled "Haunting with the Brontes". This is the best version of the project's write-up that I could find in my files. I will add the Power Point too later, if I can find it.

December 2019 - Presentations

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