Director, University Honors Program Associate professor srluly@ksu.edu Campus office: 203 Leadership Studies Building
Responsibilities
I direct the University Honors Program which provides academic enrichment, mentoring, and community for high-achieving students.
I regularly teach a section of UHP 189: Introduction to honors. I strive for transdisciplinary courses in which students are encouraged to bring their unique academic and personal perspectives to our discussions and projects. I love to teach classes on the fusion of arts and sciences, Gothic literature, and German fairytales.
Luly, Sara. “A Shield and a Grave: the Duality of Gothic Interiority in Caroline de la Motte Fouqué’s Das Fraulein vom Thurme (1811)” (forthcoming in: Interiority in Women’s Writing).
Luly, Sara. “Mesmerizing Encounters: Animal Magnetism and Affect.” In Derek Hillard, Heikki Lempa, Russell Spiney. Feelings Materialized: Emotions, Bodies, and Things in Modern Germany. Ed. Berghahn Books, 2020. 25-40.
Luly, Sara. “Ghostwriters: Hauntings and Authorship in Naubert’s “Die weiße Frau” and Albrecht’s Das höfliche Gespenst.” In Elisabeth Krimmer and Lauren Nossett. Eds. Writing the Self, Creating Community:German Women Authors and the Literary Sphere, 1750–1850. Camden House, 2020. 119-140.
Luly, Sara. “From Material Substance to Mental Influence: Remarks on the Embodied Media of Animal Magnetism.” Das Achzehnte Jahrhundert, 2019.
Luly, Sara. “The Horror of Coming Home: Integration and Fragmentation in Caroline de la Motte Fouqué’s ‘Der Abtrünnige’” The Goethe Yearbook. 24. 2017. 175-195.
Luly, Sara. “Polite Hauntings: Same Sex Eroticism in Sophie Albrecht’s Das höfliche Gepsenst.” Seminar: A Journal of Germanic Studies. 52:1. 2016. 60-79.
German Romanticism, especially Gothic literature
Medical theories of mental health and illness around 180
Women’s writing, gender studies, and the works of Caroline de la Motte Fouqué
Ph.D. in German Studies, The Ohio State University, 2011
M.A. in German Studies, Michigan State University, 2004
B.A. in German, State University of New York Oswego, 2002
Staley School of Leadership 252 Leadership Studies Building 1300 Mid-Campus Dr. N. Manhattan, KS 66506
