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Kathleen Kollman
Kathleen Kollman completed a doctorate degree in American Culture Studies at Bowling Green State University in 2020. Her areas of focus include film, media, music, popular fiction, and women’s studies.
She holds a master's degree in English from Wright State University, where she served as a lecturer, and a master's in fine arts in writing popular fiction from Seton Hill University in Greensburg, Pennsylvania.
In addition to her scholarly work, she also writes speculative fiction. Kollman most recently served as a lecturer of English at the Wooster campus of The Ohio State University.
Her most recent publication is “Representation of Female Musicians in Alternative Music Charts: A Pilot Study,” which appeared Rock Music Studies. Kollman’s work on fictional representations of female U.S. presidents in film, television, and literature has been acquired as a monograph, which she is currently adapting from her dissertation.
She is also currently working on a book chapter on the TV series "Severance," as well as co-editing a collection on reader reception of popular romance fiction.