Wendy J Glenn, PhD.docVIP

Wendy J. Glenn, Ph.D. Department of Curriculum and Instruction Neag School of Education University of Connecticut 249 Glenbrook Road Storrs, CT 06269-2033 (860) 486-0246 wendy.glenn@uconn.edu Education: Arizona State University: ?Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction in English Education (December 2001) ?Master of Education Degree in Secondary Education (December 1995) ?Bachelor of Arts in English from the College of Liberal Arts and Honors College, Summa cum laude (May 1992) Professional Experience: University of Connecticut/Neag School of Education (Assistant Professor, 2002-present): ?Teach Methods of Teaching English,” “Adolescent Literature,” “Teaching Composition,” and Graduate Seminar/Practicum (August 2002-present) ?Advise students enrolled in the English Education programs (August 2002-present) ?Serve as a member of the Graduate Faculty Northern Arizona University (Instructor, 2001-2002): ?Taught Methods of Teaching Literature, Language and Literacy, and Practicum ?Advised ninety English education undergraduate majors ?Supervised nine student teachers enrolled in the teacher education program Mesa Public Schools (Classroom Teacher): ?Taught accelerated English (American literature), writing, and Humanities (grades 10, 11, 12) at Dobson High School (1995-2000) ?Taught seventh grade and eighth grade accelerated English at Stapley Junior High School (1994-95) Arizona State University (Graduate Assistant): ?Supervised two student teachers enrolled in the teacher education program (Spring 2001) ?Worked as a Teaching Assistant for Survey of English Literature course under the supervision of Dr. Robert Bjork (Fall 1993) ?Graduate Research Assistant, Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies (1992-1993) ?Undergraduate Research Assistant, Dr. Nicholas Salerno (1991) Related Work: ? National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) Nominating Committee Chair, elected (2005-2006) ? Assembly on Literature for Adolescents (ALAN) Director/Executive Boar