Yuliia Kabina

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PhD Candidate, Writing Center Consultant, Managing Editor of The Classic Journal

Yuliia Kabina is a PhD Candidate at the Department of English with a Graduate Certificate in African American Studies. She currently serves as a Graduate Assistant Director of the Willis Center for Writing at MLC. She finds working with writers who come to the Center the most rewarding part of her job, as it’s the consultations that prompt and sometimes direct her administrative work and research.

Her interest in African American and Indigenous literatures led to exploring ways of relating personal experiences to culture and history through fiction and non-fiction writing. Whether tutoring at the Willis Center for Writing (Fall 2022-present) or teaching English Composition classes (Fall 2023, Summer 2024, 2026), she studies how autoethnographic writing can be used across genres and in various educational settings to encourage writers to find their own voice, look at themselves in relation to their community, and effectively articulate their experiences.

She also works as a Managing Editor of The Classic Journal and is part of community-based theater team of VIPR Humanities in Public Life: A Multilingual Inquiry.

Education:

M.A., Philology, Higher Education Instructor of English and German Languages and Literature (with honors), Cherkasy National University (Cherkasy, Ukraine), 2014

Grants:

Fulbright Research and Development Program Grantee, University of Georgia, Athens, GA (September 1, 2021–June 1, 2022)

Selected Publications:
  • “Making St. Anthony Recognizable: A Consequence of Coincidence.” Manuscripts at UGA (blog), December 17, 2022. https://ctlsites.uga.edu/hargretthoursproject/making-saint-anthony...
  • “Dutch Book of Hours (BOH 159): Overview.” Manuscripts at UGA (blog), November 22, 2022. https://ctlsites.uga.edu/hargretthoursproject/dutch-book-of-hours-boh-159-overview...
  • Kabina, Yuliia. “Unit 1: Hotels.” In English for Intermediate Learners, edited by Oksana Zajikovsky et al., 7-39. Cherkasy, 2022.
  • Kabina, Yuliia, and Shuba, Yuliia. “The ‘search’ motif in “Alchemist” by P. Coelho,” The XXV International Science Conference “Implementation of modern science and practice” (2021): 483-488.
  • Pashis, Larysa, and Kabina, Yuliia, eds. 2020. History of the English Language. Cherkasy: Cherkasy National University.
  • Kabina, Yuliia. “Paradoxes of G.B. Shaw and G.K. Chesterton as a means of social vice exposure,” Modern scientific researches, 6 (3) (2018): 44-49.
  • Kabina, Yuliia. “Function of literary paradox in English Aestheticism (based on the works by O. Wilde),” Scientific proceedings of Tavrijskyi National University after V.I. Vernadskyi. Philology, 29 (68) (2018): 189-193.
  • Kabina, Yuliia. “Specific functioning of paradox in postmodern literary play,”Scientific bulletin of Mykolaiv National University after V.O. Sukhomlynskyi. Philological sciences (literary studies), 2 (20) (2017): 99-103.
  • Kabina, Yuliia. “Postmodern interpretation of the renaissance paradox in 'Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead' by Tom Stoppard,” Topical Issues of Literary Terminology, 2 (2017): 136-140.
  • Kabina, Yuliia. “The function of paradox in plays by Tom Stoppard,” Scientific bulletin Philology: theoretical and methodological studies, 7 (2017): 67-73.
  • Kabina, Yuliia. “The role of paradox in dystopias by G. Orwell (“Animal Farm” and “1984”),”Scientific bulletin Philology: theoretical and methodological studies, 6 (2016): 132-142.
  • Kabina, Yuliia. “Paradox in literary text: semantics and evolution of the concept,” Scientific bulletin of Cherkasy National University. Philological studies, 1(2) (2016): 31-36.

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yu.kabina@uga.edu

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