HMC Expert: Jeffrey Groves
Jeffrey Groves, PhD, professor of literature, specializes in nineteenth-century American literature and the history of the book. His research in particular examines nineteenth-century American printing and publishing history. Groves co-edited and contributed to two volumes in this area:Perspectives on American Book HistoryandA History of the Book in America, Volume 3:The Industrial Book, 1840-1880. He has taught courses in Middle English literature, Dickens, Hardy, and the Victorian Age, nineteenth-century American poetry, print and American culture, Shakespeare and the book in Western culture among others. Groves has held fellowships at the Huntington Library, the American Antiquarian Society and the Houghton Library at Harvard University. He has published articles in the New England Quarterly, Legacy and elsewhere. Groves is currently dean of the faculty.
Media Appearances
- The New York Times, 4/5/18 Pop-Ups Offer Classes on Today’s Hot Topics
- American Printing History Association, 11/13/15 Jeffrey D. Groves’ Plenary Address
- Los Angeles Times, 11/16/14 Harvey Mudd Among Colleges Experimenting with Flipped Classes
- Common-Place, 10/12 Pressing Matters
- Chronicle of Higher Education, 4/12/11 A Midsemester Night’s Dream at Harvey Mudd College