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Laurie Nardone joined Northeastern’s Department of English in 2008 to teach in the Writing Program. From an undergraduate study on the representation of the Salem Witch Trials in literature, Laurie focused her graduate work on film theory and gender …
Kelly Garneau joined the faculty at Northeastern in 2007 and teaches First-Year Writing and Advanced Writing in the Disciplines. She received her Ph.D. from Northeastern University, specializing in modernist American fiction, especially the role of …
Cecelia A. Musselman is Teaching Professor in the Writing Program. She has been teaching with Wikipedia since 2006 and is an active member of the Boston-based Working Wikipedia Collaborative group of instructors and researchers. Her doctoral work was…
A passionate researcher, a devoted educator, and a nerdy applied linguist, Dr. Qianqian Zhang-Wu’s research focuses on multilingualism, multilingual writing, translingualism and TESOL. Her work appears in high-impact, peer-reviewed journals, such as …
Kat Gonso’s research focuses on peer review and its impact on the choices student writers make in creative writing, first-year writing, and writing in the discipline courses. She has held roles as Director of First-Year Writing and Director of the Wr…
Nina Mouawad (she/her) is a Ph.D. student in the English Department in CSSH. Her work centers on disability studies in 19th and 20th century American literature and postcolonial literature of the Middle East. Nina received her M.A. in English Languag…
Rachael’s primary areas of interest include antiracist writing pedagogy, critical literacy, media studies, and race and cultural theory. …
