Daniel R. Schwarz
Curriculum Vitae

Honors/Grants

• Frederic J. Whiton Professorship in English Literature
• Festschrifft in my honor, edited by Dan Morris, is ready for submission
• Featured Poet at Westview Writers Festival, Southwestern State Oklahoma University, March 2007 as well as in the spring/summer issue of Westview, an issue that included an interview with me and a critical essay on my poetry.
• US State Department Cultural and Academic Affairs guest lecturer, Italy, March 2004
• US State Department Cultural and Academic Affairs guest lecturer, Italy, March 2003
• Research Travel Grant, Institute for European Studies (IES), Cornell, Dec. 2005
• Summer grant to develop First Courses for Sophomore Seminar Program, Knight Writing Program, Cornell, Spring 2001
• Stephen H. Weiss Presidential Fellowship for Distinguished Teaching , 1999
• USIS visiting lecturer, United States Information Service, Cyprus, May 1999
• Stephen and Mary Russell Distinguished Teaching Award, Cornell University, 1998
• Visiting Eminent Scholar in the Humanities, University of Alabama, Huntsville, Spring 1996
• Citizen's Chair in Literature, University of Hawaii, 1992-93
• Distinguished Visiting Cooper Professor, University of Arkansas (Little Rock), Spring 1988
• Director, National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar for College Teachers: "Critical Perspectives on the Early Twentieth-Century British Novel," 1984, 1986, 1988; "Theoretical and Critical Perspectives on the Modernist Tradition," 1990, 1993
• Director, National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar for Secondary School Teachers: ``Reading Joyce's Ulysses,'' 1985, 1987, 1989, 1991
• US State Department Cultural and Academic Affairs guest lecturer, Italy, March 2003
• United States Information Service (USIS) Visiting Lecturer grant for lectures in Cyprus, May, 1999
• Visiting Scholar, Brasenose College, Oxford University, March 1982
• Visiting Scholar, Girton College, Cambridge University, December 1985
• Academic Specialist Grant for lectures in Australia, United States Information Service, February 17-March 4, 1993
• President's Fund for Internationalizing the Curriculum to develop a course entitled ``Multicultural Perspectives on Western Modernism,'' 1994
• For work on the relationship between literature and painting, Institute for European Studies Grant, 1994
• For work on Picasso: Western Society Travel Grant, Spring 1994.
• Member, International Association of University Professors of English, 1984-
• For work on Conrad: Cornell Humanities Faculty Grants for Research Expenses, 1972, 1974, 1977; Cornell Humanities Summer Stipend, 1968, 1970; Cornell English Department Clark Fund Summer Stipend, 1971
• For work on Disraeli: Cornell Center of International Studies, Summer Stipend, 1973; Cornell Humanities Faculty Grant for Research Expenses, 1976, 1979; American Philosophical Society Travel Grant, 1981
• For work on the evolution and transformation of the novel: Cornell Humanities Research Grant, 1980, 1983, 1985; Cornell English Department Grant-in-Aid, 1982, 1984
• For course development: Cornell College of Arts and Sciences, Summer 1975, "The Political Novel"; Summer 1978, "The Evolution of British Literature and Culture, 1885-1925"; Summer 1982, "Critical Approaches to the Novel"
• Phi Beta Kappa, Union College, 1963; Magna Cum Laude with Honors in English, Union College, 1963; Catlin Prize for Graduate Study; New York State Graduate Fellowship, 1963 (declined); University Scholarship, Brown, 1963-64; Wilbour Fellowship in English, Brown, 1965-66