Brian Abel Ragen, Ph.D.

Emeritus Professor of English

Brian Ragen

A Timeline of Professional Milestones 

1958

Born to Harry Joseph and Helen Louise (Abel) Ragen in San Diego, CA.

1980

Earns a Bachelor of Arts from Pomona College.

1983

Earns a Master of Arts from Princeton University.

1984

Is a lecturer at Princeton University through 1988.

1986

Is a lecturer at Bryn Mawr College through 1987.

1987

Earns a Doctor of Philosophy from Princeton University.

1988

Teaches as an assistant associate professor and then full professor at Southern Illinois University through 1993.

1989

Writes “Tom Wolfe: A Critical Companion.”

1993

Teaches as an assistant associate professor and full professor at Bryn Mawr (Pennsylvania) College.

2000

Teaches as a professor until 2013.

2002

Writes “A Wreck on the Road to Damascus.”

2009

Receives the Design Award for The Best Heraldic Design of The Year from The American Heraldry Society.

2010

Teaches as a visiting professor at Hong Kong Baptist University.

2018

Produces the CD “Words to Music: Songs of Eugene Field” featuring Christine Brewer and Scott Kennebeck.

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