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Sabrina Durso

Sabrina Durso

Sabrina Durso

PhD in English Student
she/her/hers

durso.19@osu.edu

449 Denney Hall
164 Annie and John Glenn Avenue, Columbus, OH 43210

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Areas of Expertise

  • Disability Studies
  • Post-Modern Literature
  • Archival Theory
  • Anglo-American Literature
  • Digital Humanities
  • Narrative Theory

Education

  • MA, English, Oakland University, 2021
  • BA, English, Oakland University, 2019

Sabrina Durso is an English Ph.D. student with a specialization in Disability Studies. Specifically, Sabrina investigates the use of disabilities within the post-modern literary canon and how these representations impact those who experience disability. 

While at The Ohio State, Sabrina presents her research often, and more recently at venues such as the Centre for Culture and Disability Studies, the American Studies Association, and the Comics Studies Society. 

Sabrina is dedicated to accessibility through her various roles at The Ohio State. During the 2024-25 and 2025-26 academic years, Sabrina served as the President of the Council of Graduate Students to advocate for graduate student accommodations that go beyond the Americans with Disabilities Act. Additionally, she valued sharing her expertise on digital access as the Associate Director of the Digital Media & Composition Institute in 2025.  

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