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Elizabeth Cheney

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Elizabeth Cheney

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Liz Cheney is the Humanities & Languages Librarian at the University of Puget Sound. Liz serves as the liaison for Asian Studies, English, French, German, GLAM, Hispanic Studies, and Latina/o Studies.

Liz earned her Master of Library and Information Science and her BA in History from the University of California, Los Angeles.

Previously, she worked at Bellevue College, California State University - Northridge, and UCLA.

My Guides

BIOL 112: Evolution and the Diversity of Life

CCS 111: Food, Production, Consumption, Communication

CCS 145: Anime Bodies

CCS 175: Paris Art Controversies

Celebrating Hispanic & Latinx Heritage Month

Computer Science

ENGL 212: The Craft of Literature

ENGL 229: Introduction to Creative Nonfiction

ENGL 234: American Literature & Culture: Hamilton

ENGL 235: American Literature & Culture: Long Nineteenth Century

ENGL 237: America Beyond Borders

ENGL 238: Afrofuturism

ENGL 242: Introduction to Native American Literature

ENGL 247: Detective Fiction

ENGL 247: Superhero Comics and Culture

ENGL 248 | Children's & Young Adult Literature

ENGL 248: Young Adult Literature

ENGL 329 : Advanced Creative Nonfiction

ENGL 330/431: Rise of the Novel

ENGL 347: Gothic American Literature

ENGL 348: Illness and Narrative

ENGL 357: City as Text: Philadelphia

ENGL 362/431: Native American Literature

ENGL 372: Global English

ENGL 372: History of Rhetorical Theory

ENGL 374: Writing Climate Justice

ENGL 375/433 : Authorship & AI

ENGL 377: The Book and the Marketplace

ENGL 378: Visual Rhetoric

ENGL 379: Black Feminist Theory

ENGL 381: Immigrant Author in America

ENGL 381: Major Authors: James Joyce

ENGL 381: Major Authors: John Milton

ENGL 381: Major Authors: Katherine Mansfield and Her Circle

ENGL 382: Irish Literary Revival

ENGL 382: Rhetoric of Resistance

ENGL 383: Post-1965 Ethnic Literature

ENGL 431: Gothic America

ENGL 431: Afrofuturism

ENGL 431: American Frontiers

ENGL 432: Eco-Modernism

ENGL 432: Literature & Magic: Romance

ENGL 432: Middlemarch: Great 19thC Novel

ENGL 432: Shakespeare Redux

ENGL 433: History of the English Language

Exercise Science

EXSC 200: Introductory Research Methods

EXSC 329: Exercise Physiology

FREN 102: Beginning French

FREN 202: Intermediate French

FREN 230: French Translation

FREN 295: French Cultural Experience

FREN 300: French Literary Studies

FREN 310: Introduction to French Short Fiction

FREN 380: Studies in French and Francophone Culture

FREN 420: Classicism and Enlightenment

FREN 440: French Fiction of the 20th Century

FREN 480: French in the Americas

French & Francophone Studies

GERM 380: Green Germany

GERM 450: Contemporary Voices in German Literature and Film

GLAM-120 | Greek & Latin Roots in English

Greek, Latin, & Ancient Mediterranean Studies

Greek, Latin, & Ancient Mediterranean Studies 211: Greek History

Greek, Latin, & Ancient Mediterranean Studies 321: Gods, Magic, and Mysteries

Hispanic Studies

LAS 100: Introduction to Latin American Studies

LAS 399: Argentina: Modernity and its Discontents

Latin American Studies

Latina/o Studies

LTS 200: Latina/o America

MATH 260: Intermediate Applied Statistics

Occupational Therapy

OT 601: Foundations of OT

OT 614: Intervention Across The Lifespan

OT 634: Research and Evidence in Clinical Practice

OT 643/743: Advanced Technology, Ergonomics, and Work

SPAN 205: Spanish Contemporary Issues

SPAN 212: Introduction to Latin American Cultures

SPAN 311: Literature of the Americas

SPAN 321: Migration Narratives

SPAN 402: Nineteenth-Century Latin America

SPAN 405: Bitter Flavors of the Americas: Sugar, Coffee & Bananas

SSI2-163: Becoming Modern: Paris 1870-1900

SSI2-180: The French Revolution

My Subject Specialties

Asian Studies English French & Francophone Studies German Studies Greek, Latin, and Ancient Mediterranean Studies Hispanic Studies (Spanish)Latin American Studies Latina/o Studies