Instructor: SCOTT BLACK

SCOTT BLACK

Scott Black joined the U's English Department in 2005. He teaches courses on contemporary global literature, the long history of the novel, and speculative fiction. Originally from the east coast, he now loves hiking in the west and running in the local canyons.

"This class was excellent. It was a serious academic experience with substantive reading and content. The professor was extremely knowledgeable and passed along a lot of useful context and background. I feel that my knowledge of the Japanese short story has expanded dramatically. Thank you!"-Jorge C.

SCOTT BLACK is currently teaching:

Class Title	Semester	Date(s)	Program
One Hundred Years of Solitude: A Masterwork of World Literature	Summer	5/18/23 - 6/15/23	Lifelong Learning

SCOTT BLACK has previously taught:

• Contemporary Japanese Novellas by Women
• The Visionary Worlds of Ursula K. Le Guin
• Japanese Short Stories