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• NEH Fellow - National Endowment for the Humanities (04/01/2013)

• Ph D in French, University of California, Berkeley (2010)
• MA in French Literature (20th Century), University of California, Berkeley (2002)
• JD in Texas Tech University (1987)
• BA in French/English, Texas Tech University (1983)

• From Mascot to Metaphor: Canine Combatants and the Performance of French Patriotism in the Great Lingua Romana 13 1 (2018), Lowry Martn.

• “Enchantement/Disenchantment. “The Enduring Enchantment of El Dorado in Dumas’s Journal of Madame Giovanni” (2019), Volume Sarasota, Florida, Lowry Martin.
• Nymphomaniacs and Polymorphic Monsters: Imagining Lesbianism in nineteenth-century France (2019), Volume San Francisco, California, Lowry Martin.
• The (Un)censored Polyphony of Queer Voices in Ayouch’s Much Loved and the Politics of Protest” (2018), Volume Edinburgh, Scotland, Lowry Martin.
• Remapping the Parisian Landscape: Sapphic Desire and Its Paths of Desire (2018), Volume Philadelphia, Lowry Martin.
• Queer Diasporas, Insurgent Citizenship and Differential Inclusion in Israel Queer Cinema (2018), Volume San Antonio, Lowry Martin.
• Discourses of Dissolution: Sovereignty, Citizenship, and the Undoing of Nations (2017), Volume El Paso, Texas, Lowry Martin.
• Trauma in the Trenches: Animal Lessons in Popular French Culture” (2017), Volume Mobile, Alabama, Lowry Martin.
• My Father’s House/My Brother’s Room: The Paths of Desire and Forbidden Spaces in Abdellah Taïa’s Salvation Army (2016), Volume Marrakesh, Morocco, Lowry Martin.
• Imagining Jihad in the 19th Century: Emile Driant’s L’invasion noire and the Islamic threat to French Sovereignty. (2016), Volume Brown University, Lowry Martin.
• Dying to Write: Narration and the Writing of One’s Death in Hervé Guibert’s À l’ami qui ne m’a pas sauvé la vie. (2016), Volume Toronto, Canada, Lowry Martin.