Resume

• 2018

  Graduate Certificate

  Digital Humanities

  North Carolina State University

• 2017

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) (in progress)

  Communication

  Rhetoric

  and Digital Media

  North Carolina State University

• 2011

  Certificate in Korean Language and Culture

  Korean Language and Literature

  Yonsei University

• 2001

  Master of Arts (M.A.)

  Medieval English Literature

  University of Leeds

• 1995

  Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

  English Language and Literature/Letters

  Albright College

• Educational Technology

  English

  Literature

  ESL

  Microsoft Office

  Editing

  Tutoring

  Instructional Design

  Teaching

  E-Learning

  Distance Learning

  Student Development

  Curriculum Development

  Research

  Writing

  Classroom

  Curriculum Design

  Public Speaking

  Higher Education

  History

  Book Review of David Lawton’s Voice in Later Medieval English Literature: Public Interiorities

  Book Review of David Lawton’s Voice in Later Medieval English Literature: Public Interiorities

  “Logical Fallacies.” They Say

  I Say with Readings (Wake Technical Community College edition)

  Harr

  III

  North Carolina State University

  Wake Technical Community College

  Durham Technical Community College

  Seongdong Technical High School - Seoul

  South Korea

  Alamance Community College

  North Carolina Wesleyan College

  National Institute of Education

  Raleigh-Durham

  North Carolina Area

  English 111: Writing and Inquiry\nEnglish 112: Writing and Research in the Discipline\nEnglish 231: American Literature I online\nEnglish 241: British Literature I\nEnglish 242: British Literature II

  Faculty

  Department of English

  Wake Technical Community College

  Rocky Mount

  North Carolina Area

  English 115: Introduction to Literature

  Adjunct Faculty

  Department of English

  North Carolina Wesleyan College

  Durham

  North Carolina

  Reading 090: Developmental Reading

  Adjunct Faculty of Developmental English and Reading

  Durham Technical Community College

  Phnom Penh

  Cambodia

  Led a two-week graduate school workshop through the Teachers Across Borders program on strategies for teaching argument-based research and debate.

  Guest Lecturer

  National Institute of Education

  Graham

  North Carolina

  English 090: Developmental English\nEnglish 111: Writing and Inquiry\nEnglish 112: Argument-Based Research\nEnglish 115: Introduction to Oral Presentation\nEnglish 251: Western World Literature I

  Adjunct Faculty

  Department of English

  Alamance Community College

  Raleigh

  North Carolina

  Test and Measurement Specialist

  Center for Urban Affairs and Community Service

  North Carolina State University

  Raleigh

  North Carolina Area

  Assistant Professor

  Department of English

  Wake Technical Community College

  Raleigh

  North Carolina

  IDS 201: Environmental Ethics\nCOM 200: Communication Media in a Changing World\nENG 261: Early British Literature

  Graduate Teaching Assistant

  North Carolina State University

  Seongdong Technical High School - Seoul

  South Korea

  The Medieval Academy of America

  Active Member

  Early English Text Society

  Member

  NC Community College Faculty Association

  Regular Bibliographic Contributor to \"Studies in the Age of Chaucer\"

  New Chaucer Society

  Modern Language Association

  Digital Medievalist

  Member

  North Carolina State University Student Government/Graduate School Workshop support funding (2019): $350

  HASTAC (Humanities

  Arts

  Science

  and Technology Alliance and Collaboratory) Scholar (2017-2019)

  Excellence in Teaching Award nomination 2015

  Sigma Tau Delta Honors Society

  Excellence in Teaching Award nomination 2014

  Medieval Academy of America

  Student Research Bursary Prize (2019): $300

  North Carolina State University Graduate Student Association Award for Conferences (2019): $1500

  Phi Kappa Phi Honors Society