
Article review
A review of “Literature for Specific Purposes: A Literary Approach to Teaching Ethics in Science and Technology," published in the Journal of Literature and Science (2019).

Article discussion
A discussion of "In Defense of Graphic Novels" by The Comic Book Teacher in "The Comics Offensive" (2015).

Essay analysis
An analysis of "In Defense of Graphic Novels" on Bookmarks, the Education Week blog (2013).

Article review
A review of “Literature for Specific Purposes: A Literary Approach to Teaching Ethics in Science and Technology," published in the Journal of Literature and Science (2019).

Article discussion
A discussion of "In Defense of Graphic Novels" by The Comic Book Teacher in "The Comics Offensive" (2015).

Essay analysis
An analysis of "In Defense of Graphic Novels" on Bookmarks, the Education Week blog (2013).

Article review
A review of “Literature for Specific Purposes: A Literary Approach to Teaching Ethics in Science and Technology," published in the Journal of Literature and Science (2019).

Article discussion
A discussion of "In Defense of Graphic Novels" by The Comic Book Teacher in "The Comics Offensive" (2015).

Essay analysis
An analysis of "In Defense of Graphic Novels" on Bookmarks, the Education Week blog (2013).

I am a postdoctoral fellow at the Center for Teaching and Learning at Colby College in Maine. My work at Colby focuses on fostering and improving effective communication in the higher education classroom. My research ranges from pedagogical writing on the ways that fiction is beneficial in the teaching of science and technology to literary analysis of young adult literature. Previously a tenured associate professor of literature in the United States and a senior lecturer of communication in Sweden, I believe in the power of teaching and learning to transform students -- and professors.
I have previously lived in Gothenburg, Sweden as well as cities in South Carolina, California, Texas, Kansas, and Connecticut. To learn a bit about my travels, take a look here. You can see my fellow traveler Watson in the picture on this page. Not pictured is my husband Ed, whose skills with avoiding being photographed -- and with making puns -- are unparalleled.