Education
He graduated from Denison University with a Bachelor of Arts degree and from Kent State University with an Master of Arts and a Doctor of Philosophy degree.
He graduated from Denison University with a Bachelor of Arts degree and from Kent State University with an Master of Arts and a Doctor of Philosophy degree.
He began teaching at Saint Mary"s College of Maryland in 1970, retired and became a professor emeritus in 2008. area for his service to poetry, and the Andrew White Medal for contributions to the intellectual and artistic life in Maryland.
He served as head of the Division of Arts and Letters, and chair of the English department at Saint Mary"s College of Maryland, where he co-founded and directed the bi-annual Literary Festival and the annual Voices reading series. He is a recipient of the Homer Dodge Endowed Award for Excellence in Teaching, the Columbia Merit Award from the Poetry Committee of the Greater Washington, District of Columbia area for his service to poetry, and the Andrew White Medal for contributions to the intellectual and artistic life in Maryland. He has edited four collections of poetry and published seven volumes of his own poems, most recently, the award winning chapbooks Fire Before the Hands and Disrupting Consensus. Glaser, a widely sought speaker and workshop leader, has served as a Maryland State Arts Council poet-in-the-schools for over 20 years. He sits on the Board of Directors for the Maryland Humanities Council.