T Madison Peschock
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- School: Ocean County College
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- Department: English
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Location:
1 College Dr
Toms River, NJ - 08754 - Dates at Ocean County College: February 2016 - December 2019
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Awesome
I had her class in the summer for five week, and it had a huge amount of reading as well as a pretty big paper. There's also a lot of working in groups. She's straightforward with her expectations, and while you have to work for the grade, she'll put in her part of the work. I just wish I had taken her class for all of my English classes.
Biography
Ocean County College - English
English Lecturer II Ocean County College
Higher Education
Madison
Peschock
Toms River, New Jersey
I am a full-time English Lecturer II at Ocean County College in Toms River, NJ with 15 years of teaching experience in post-secondary education. I am passionate about teaching & teach a variety of English courses at OCC. Also, I supervise & evaluate 20 adjunct professors of English, deliver papers at conferences, and write for publication. I'm also passionate about donating time to animal causes.
Experience
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
English Professor
• Instructed 26 sections of ENG 101 – College Writing
• Instructed 5 sections of ENG 121 - Humanities Literature
• Instructed 5 sections of ENG 202 –Research Writing with library component
• Substitute Instructor for faculty in the English Department
• Member of the General Studies Assessment Committee
• Member of the English Department's Social Committee
• Advised students on scheduling courses (Punxsutawney Campus)
• Created the writing award for ENG 101 students (Punxsutawney Campus)
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Graduate Teaching Assistant
• Instructed 3 sections of ENG 101 – College Writing
• Instructed 1 section of ENG 202 – Research Writing with library component
• Instructed 2 sections of ENG 121 – Humanities Literature
• Attended bi-weekly Teaching Associate meetings
Seton Hill University
Instructor of English
Taught Composition and Research Writing.
Westmoreland County Community College
Adjunct Professor of English
• Instructed 5 sections of ENG 164-Advanced Composition (Research Writing)
• Instructed 1 section of ENG 255 Introduction to Literature (Dual Enrollment/ High school students)
Ocean County College
English Lecturer II
Teach a variety of English courses: Reading & Writing I, Reading & Writing II, Research Writing, Introduction to Literature, World Literature. Also, I supervise 20 adjunct professors, assist with test prep for incoming student placement.
Education
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Ph.D
English Language and Literature/Letters
I have 15 years teaching experience in higher education. I've taught Composition, Research Writing, Business Writing, Technical Writing, and a variety of literature classes. My expertise is in American Literature from 1860-1960, with an emphasis on Southern Literature. I am also interested in crime literature and archival research.Indiana University of Pennsylvania
English Professor
• Instructed 26 sections of ENG 101 – College Writing • Instructed 5 sections of ENG 121 - Humanities Literature • Instructed 5 sections of ENG 202 –Research Writing with library component • Substitute Instructor for faculty in the English Department • Member of the General Studies Assessment Committee • Member of the English Department's Social Committee • Advised students on scheduling courses (Punxsutawney Campus) • Created the writing award for ENG 101 students (Punxsutawney Campus)Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Graduate Teaching Assistant
• Instructed 3 sections of ENG 101 – College Writing • Instructed 1 section of ENG 202 – Research Writing with library component • Instructed 2 sections of ENG 121 – Humanities Literature • Attended bi-weekly Teaching Associate meetingsCalifornia University of Pennsylvania
Master of Arts (M.A.)
English Language and Literature/Letters
American LiteratureCalifornia University of Pennsylvania
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
English Language and Literature, General
Publications
“Ayad Akhtar’s Disgraced Proves Worthy of The Pulitzer Prize.”
Philological Review 39.2
This article is an overview/critical analysis of why Disgraced is such a great play.
“Ayad Akhtar’s Disgraced Proves Worthy of The Pulitzer Prize.”
Philological Review 39.2
This article is an overview/critical analysis of why Disgraced is such a great play.
“Sister Aloysius’ Hypocrisy and Lack of Charity in John Patrick Shanley’s Doubt” Pennsylvania English 35 (2014).
Pennsylvania English
This article gives a historical commentary on The Sisters of Charity's roles and vows they took, and concludes that Sister Aloysius breaks vows and is a hypocrite in John Patrick Shanley's play, Doubt.
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