University of Illinois Springfield Springfield - English
Ph.D.
Studied American Literature and Women and Gender Studies
American Literature (United States)
Master's degree in English
English (Education)
North Carolina State University
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
English (Education)
North Carolina State University
I worked with a group of second graders to learn about simple machines and how to use them in a moving model made of Lego components. I helped students to learn about trash
about simple physics
and about creating a poster presentation.
FIRST
Coach
I worked with students from 4th through 8th grade to complete technical tasks associated with the robotics challenge
but also to present research findings for the project at the regional qualifier.
FIRST
Coach
I worked with a group of first graders to learn about simple machines and how to use them in a moving model made of Lego components. I helped students to learn about the future of education
about simple physics
and about creating a poster presentation.
FIRST
Evaluator
With two others
evaluated student project portion of regional qualifier competition.
FIRST
Curriculum Design
Collaborative Problem Solving
University Teaching
Publicity
Administration
Grant Writing
Research
Academic Advising
Curriculum Assessment
Teaching
Editing
Academic Technologies
Higher Education
Curriculum Development
Collaborative Leadership
Program Development
Public Speaking
Early American Literature
Being Virtually Human: Teaching Early American Literature Online
Being Virtually Human: Teaching Early American Literature Online
What the White ‘Squaws’ Want from Black Hawk: Gendering the Fan-Celebrity Relationship
Dr. Lan Dong
“From Beijing Story to Their Story: Adaptation and Stanley Kwan’s Lan Yu.”
\"Central Pacific Railroad Recruits Chinese Workers
1865.”
\"Indians
\" “Redneck
” “Tobacco
” “Trail of Tears\" (Entries)
\tReview of Andrew Urban’s Brokering Servitude: Migration and the Politics of Domestic Labor During the Long Nineteenth Century (NYU Press
2018).
’What was said and what was left unsaid’: Black Boy as Survival Guide for Black Man and Artist
’What was said and what was left unsaid’: Black Boy as Survival Guide for Black Man and Artist
Highly organized
collaborative
and flexible leader devoted to serving students and colleagues as an administrator and teacher. As an administrator
I attempt to build political capital and spend it wisely for the good of the group for which I'm working. As a teacher
I want to help students to be able to strategize just as ably by gaining rhetorical and analytic skill in their writing
speaking
and thinking.
Helton
Tena
University of Illinois Springfield
*Lead curriculum development efforts for the BA and the MA degrees in English\n*Develop policies and procedures to recruit and retain students\n*Negotiate with faculty and students to manage issues/concerns\n*Collaboratively construct policies to administer the department\n*Be a liaison between the department and multiple campus constituencies in both Academic and Student Affairs\n*Mentor probationary faculty\n*Create and staff semester schedules\n*Strategize for department resources\n*Support entrepreneurial endeavors to increase visibility for the department
its programs
and its faculty\n*Publicize our programs to potential students\n*Supervise a graduate assistant and student worker\n*Allocate funds to purchase equipment to support online teaching and learning
Associate Professor and Chair
Springfield
Illinois Area
University of Illinois Springfield
University of Illinois Springfield
Assistant Professor
University of Illinois Springfield
Modern Language Association
Kappa Delta Pi
National Council of Teachers of English
American Studies Association
Associated Departments of English and Foreign Languages
Spanish
CLAS Excellence in Teaching
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
CLAS Excellence in Service
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences