Deborah Delorme-D'Ulisse
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- School: Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology
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- Department: English
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Toronto, ON - Dates at Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology: December 2008 - April 2017
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Biography
Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology ALL - English
Professor at Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology
Higher Education
Deborah
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Toronto, Canada Area
With over twelve years experience in post secondary education, I have delivered and facilitated subjects in the fields of Communication, Humanities and Social Sciences.
As well, I have developed and designed Hybrid and Online learning environments that are engaging, active and collaborative.
Experience
Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology
Professor
Professor in the School of English and Liberal Studies. Traditional in-class/flipped class teaching: College English (EAC 150)) English Communication (EAC 149), Myths & Legends ( EAC 297), Children's Literature ( EAC 273), Humour (SES 218), Transformation of Myth (SES 285), The Daughter s of Medusa (SES 295), Introduction to French Conversation (FSL 100).
Online teaching experience : Children's Literature ( EAC 273), The Daughters of Medusa (SES 295), The Undead in Literature (EAC 666), Humour (SES 218) and College English (EAC 150).Humber College
Professor
Professor of English and Communication subjects: COMM 200, 300 and GAS 200 & 300
Centennial College
Professor
Facilitated English and General Education Subjects: ENG/COMM 170, GENED 101, GENED 500.
Education
Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology
certificate
Teaching English as a Second or Foreign Language/ESL Language Instructor
Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology
Professor
Professor in the School of English and Liberal Studies. Traditional in-class/flipped class teaching: College English (EAC 150)) English Communication (EAC 149), Myths & Legends ( EAC 297), Children's Literature ( EAC 273), Humour (SES 218), Transformation of Myth (SES 285), The Daughter s of Medusa (SES 295), Introduction to French Conversation (FSL 100). Online teaching experience : Children's Literature ( EAC 273), The Daughters of Medusa (SES 295), The Undead in Literature (EAC 666), Humour (SES 218) and College English (EAC 150).University of Toronto
Master of Arts (M.A.)
Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics, Art History, Near Eastern Studies
Teaching Assistant for Greek and Roman Art and ArchitectureConcordia
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Honours in Classical Studies, Major in English Literature
