James Han Mattson
Professor at English, Texas State University7 Followers
James Han Mattson brought his expertise to Texas State University as a visiting professor in the MFA in Creative Writing program for the 2022-2023 academic year. With a background that spans from his birth in Korea to his upbringing in the wide-open spaces of North Dakota, he offers a truly unique perspective to his students. A distinguished graduate of the renowned Iowa Writers' Workshop, he embodies a deep commitment to the craft of writing.
Drawing on extensive teaching experience at universities across the country, James is known for his innovative and empathetic approach in the classroom. He skillfully encourages students to delve into their creative potential while also refining their technical abilities. His dedication to nurturing the next generation of writers shines through in his engaging and thought-provoking classes.
As a celebrated author himself, James Han Mattson has penned two critically acclaimed novels, "The Lost Prayers of Ricky Graves" and "Reprieve." These works have been widely praised for their compelling stories and insightful exploration of the human experience, earning spots on numerous best books lists. The emotional depth and intricate storytelling found in his writing are qualities he generously shares with his students.
Beyond his teaching and writing, James is actively involved in the broader literary community, contributing to various workshops and panels. His passion for literature and education is clear, matched by his dedication to fostering a supportive and inclusive environment for all aspiring writers. Through his work at Texas State University, he continues to inspire and guide students on their path to becoming accomplished authors.
External Link www.txst.edu/ Drawing on extensive teaching experience at universities across the country, James is known for his innovative and empathetic approach in the classroom. He skillfully encourages students to delve into their creative potential while also refining their technical abilities. His dedication to nurturing the next generation of writers shines through in his engaging and thought-provoking classes.
As a celebrated author himself, James Han Mattson has penned two critically acclaimed novels, "The Lost Prayers of Ricky Graves" and "Reprieve." These works have been widely praised for their compelling stories and insightful exploration of the human experience, earning spots on numerous best books lists. The emotional depth and intricate storytelling found in his writing are qualities he generously shares with his students.
Beyond his teaching and writing, James is actively involved in the broader literary community, contributing to various workshops and panels. His passion for literature and education is clear, matched by his dedication to fostering a supportive and inclusive environment for all aspiring writers. Through his work at Texas State University, he continues to inspire and guide students on their path to becoming accomplished authors.
Publications
7 - Design and applications of an on-line minicomputer system for dispersive infrared spectrophotometry,Analytical Chemistry
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, 470-478, 1977-03-01
8 - Exchange of comments: Systems chemical analysis of petroleum pollutants,Analytical Chemistry
James S. Mattson ,
, 2022-2023, 1976-11-01
9 - Compensating states and the federal government for damages to natural resources resulting from oil spills,Coastal Zone Management Journal
James S. Mattson ,
, 307-332, 1979-01-01
11 - Oil spill identification. Comments,Environmental Science & Technology
James S. Mattson ,
, 1151-1151, 1973-12-01
12 - Preparation of Granular Activated Carbons from Petroleum Residues,Product RD
James S. Mattson ,
, 312-317, 1973-12-01
13 - "Fingerprinting" of oil by infrared spectrometry,Analytical Chemistry
James S. Mattson ,
, 1872-1873, 1971-11-01
14 - Application of thin metal and carbon films in infrared internal reflectance spectrometry,Analytical Chemistry
James S. Mattson ,
, 1473-1477, 1973-07-01
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