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Executive Director & Neustadt Professor Robert Con Davis-Undiano
rcdavis@ou.edu
Dr. Robert Con Davis-Undiano is Dean of the Honors College at the University of Oklahoma and Executive Director for World Literature Today. RC (as he is called) joined OU’s faculty in 1980, and in 1999 he was named Executive Director of OU’s international magazine World Literature Today and holder of the Neustadt Professorship in Comparative Literature. In 1999, he received a Presidential Professorship, and in 2004 he became the third recipient of the prestigious Sullivant Award for Perceptivity. In 2005, he became Dean of OU’s Honors College. He and his wife Julie have three children. |
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Assistant Director & Managing Editor
Daniel Simon
dsimon@ou.edu
Daniel joined the WLT staff in 2002, after previous editorial positions at the University of Oklahoma Press and University of Nebraska Press. He received his doctorate in comparative literature—with an emphasis in translation studies—from Indiana University, Bloomington, in 2000 and has taught courses in magazine editing and publishing (for OU’s Honors College), comparative literature, modern languages, and English composition. A Nebraska native, Daniel is in obedience training to be a husband, father, and dog owner: learning, from his wife, the true meaning of commitment; from their three young daughters, the true measure of love; and from their three dogs, the true gift of devotion. |
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Marla has been a member of the World Literature Today staff for almost eighteen years. She has roots in Nebraska and Iowa, and spent her college years at Oregon State University and the University of Oklahoma. She navigates through the constant stream of book reviews at WLT, along with creating an occasional piece of artwork for the magazine. It has been rumored that a cat lives in her house, or perhaps a dog, possibly a goldfish, or at the very least, something with fuzz on it is growing in the refrigerator. One of her favorite books is Independent People by Halldór Laxness. |
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Administrative Assistant
Victoria Vaughn
vav@ou.edu
Victoria Vaughn has been the Administrative Assistant/Events Coordinator at World Literature Today since 1993. A native Oklahoman, Vicki enjoys spending time with her friends and family, and her half Chihuahua/half Pomeranian Gracie LuLu.
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Marketing Director
Terri D. Stubblefield
tdstubb@ou.edu
Terri Stubblefield, an Oklahoma native, has been the Marketing Director at World Literature Today at the University of Oklahoma since August 2001. Terri has more than 20 years experience in marketing and promotions in the private sector, and has been a registered barber for 32 years. She is a member of the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, and has served on the Full Circle Adult Day Center Board since 2001. She has been married to Joe for 23 years, has a daughter Leslie, a granddaughter Abby, and two black Labradors Hannah and her dog Hank.
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Art Director
Merleyn Ruth Bell
merleyn@ou.edu
Merleyn Bell is the art director of World Literature Today magazine. A Norman native and graduate of OU, she has worked at World Literature Today since 2003.
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Associate Editor
Michelle Johnson
lmjohnson@ou.edu
Michelle Johnson provides part-time editorial assistance to WLT while also teaching legal writing and oral advocacy to first year law students. Like most editors, Michelle has a novel she wrote tucked away in a drawer (yes, it's beginning to occur to her it may have a better chance of getting blown away by a tornado than getting published, but it doesn't take up that much room). She collects books, and her husband Mark supports her compulsive bibliophilic shopping habits and needs for extended stays in bookstores worldwide. Michelle fantasizes about living in Manhattan, Maine, Banff, and Ireland and plans creative ways to live in all of these places. Being the well-grounded, practical person she is, Michelle is already making plans for the day Mary Oliver will just happen to be in Norman, Oklahoma, will have dinner in the Johnson home, and of course find the Johnson's huge, furry dog Wrigley the most amiable of canines. |
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