Noelle Dubay designs and teaches courses in American literature, queer & feminist literature, writing, and editing.

Their dissertation, Works Like a Charm: The Occult Resistance of Nineteenth-Century American Literature, examines the use and representation of occult practices as a method of resistance to slavery.

They have served as assistant editor of The Concord Saunterer: A Journal of Thoreau Studies, co-editor of the Sexualities Desk of the Open Humanities Press Blog Feedback, and co-editor of Geographies: Writings from the Baltimore Free School. They are currently the Student Services Coordinator for UMaine Farmington Upward Bound and co-director of The Monson Seminar.

Noelle is originally from Fort Kent, ME. You can find their CV here.