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—SPOTLIGHT—Meet Carol ColatrellaFull Name: Carol Colatrella Age: 41 Occupation: Associate professor, School of Literature, Communication and Culture (LCC) Current projects and/or research: I’ve just finished writing a book on Herman Melville’s fiction and 19th-century prison and literacy reform. My next project will analyze popular representations linking women to science and technology. Years at Tech: 6 Education: Ph.D. in comparative literature, Rutgers University Marital Status: married to Rick Denton, jazz musician and music teacher Children: Charlie, 4 The last book I read, and enjoyed, was: The Birth of the Museum: History, Theory, Politics, by Tony Bennett One CD in my stereo is: Ella Fitzgerald’s songbooks (it’s too hard to decide on one!) My ideal weekend would include: family time at the beach, any beach. What brought you to Georgia Tech? The incredible Ivan Allen faculty interested in science and technology studies. One thing I would like to improve about Georgia Tech is: I would like to enhance the campus climate for underrepresented minorities and women in order to create a richer and more tolerant community for everyone. One job I had that is not on my resume: researcher for a company investigating court and tax records for real estate title insurance. When I was younger I wanted to be: a math teacher. Most people don’t know that I: earned a bachelor’s degree in liberal arts with a major in philosophy and a minor in math.
My most important achievement is: collaborating with colleagues on programs for
women, including the [School of History, Technology and Society] and LCC minor in women,
science and technology.
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