Sarah m. Lushia
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English Department Lane Community College 4000 E 30th Ave Eugene, OR 97405 slushia@yahoo.com Education PhD, English Studies Illinois State University, Normal (August 2010) Dissertation: “Seeing Triple: Examining the Three Narratives at Work in Black American Women’s Life Narrative Picture Books” Dissertation Chair: Cynthia Huff Readers: Karen Coats, Paula Ressler Women’s Studies Graduate Certificate (August 2010) Specialization: Black Women’s Feminist and Gender Theories Masters Degree, Children’s Literature Illinois State University, Normal. (May 2005, Honors) Bachelor of Arts, English State University of New York, Plattsburgh (May 2003, Honors) Research Publications “Telling Her Story: A Look at the Trend of Black American Women’s Life Narrative Picture Books.” Under consideration for publication in the anthology Picturing Children of the Sun. Ed. Michelle Martin.
Middle and High School Classrooms.” Illinois English Bulletin. 94.2 (2007): 25-31. Presentations “Talking Sight: an Audio Description Project for English 101.” New Directions in English Studies Symposium in Normal, IL. February 2010. “Seeing Triple: Examining the Three Narratives at Work in Women’s Life Writing in Picture Books.” Children’s Literature Association Annual Conference in Normal, IL. June 2008. “Learnin’ With You This Way: Looking at the Work of W. Nikola Lisa.” Illinois Association of Teacher’s of English Conference in Peoria, IL. October 2006. “Long Strange Journey to a Wide Open Road: A Look at Recent Black Women’s Life Writing.” ISU Women’s Studies Symposium in Normal, IL. April 2006. “What’s So Secret About The Secret Life of Bees?” Northeastern Illinois University/Chicago Teacher’s Center Young Adult Literature Conference in St. Charles, IL. October 2005. “Closets Are For Clothing: Space for GLBTQ Students in our Classrooms and Schools.” Northeastern Illinois University/Chicago Teacher’s Center Young Adult Literature Conference in St. Charles, IL. September 2005. “A Purple Cottage in the Subdivision: The Storyteller’s Voice in Contemporary Children’s Literature.” Annual Children’s Literature Symposium in Normal, IL. April 2005. “The Story of My Birth: An Autobiographical Reflection.” Illinois State University Women’s Studies Symposium in Normal, IL. April 2005. “Talking Pictures: A Look at the Role of Illustration in Children’s Informational Texts.” Illinois Reading Council Conference in Springfield, IL. March 2005. “Nonfiction Has Many Faces: How Students Use Illustration in Expository Writing.” Center for the Advancement of Teaching Symposium in Bloomington, IL. January 2005. “Caregivers and Bridge-Builders: A Look at the Role of African American Grandmothers in Society and Picture Books.” Children’s Literature Association Annual Conference in Buffalo, NY. June 2001. “What Makes a Daddy: A Look at the Role of Fatherhood in Recent Picture Books.” Children’s Literature Association Conference in Roanoke, VA. June 2000. Honors and Awards Schafer “Pat on the Back” Innovation Award, 2012 Member of Sigma Tau Delta English Honor Society, Spring 1999-Present Recipient of Taimi Ranta Scholarship in Children’s Literature, May 2007 Recipient of PSUNY English Department Best Literary Essay, Spring 2002 Recipient of Redcay Honors Scholarship, Spring 2002 Winner of PSUNY Book Nook Poetry Contest, 2001 and 2002 Winner of Cynthia Voight Memorial Writing Award, May 2000
Writing 115: Introduction to College Writing focused on “The State of Education” (Fall 2013) Writing 122A_H: Minority Rhetorics, Black American Rhetoric (Fall 2013) English 100: Children’s Literature (Fall 2013) Professor of Minority Rhetorics, Lane Community College 2011-2013 Writing 115: Introduction to College Writing (Winter 2012, Spring 2013) Writing 121: Introduction to Academic Writing (Fall 2011-present) Writing 122: Composition: Argument, Style, and Research (Spring 2012) Writing 122A_H: Minority Rhetorics Fall 2012-Spring 2013: Black American Rhetoric English 100: Children’s Literature (Fall 2011, Winter 2012, Fall 2012, Spring 2013) English 151: Black American Literature (Winter 2013) Instructional Assistant Professor, Illinois State University 2010-2011 English 101: Composition as Critical Inquiry (Fall 2010, Spring 2011) English 145.13: Business Writing Fall 2010: Building an Online Portfolio English 246: Advanced Exposition (Spring 2011) English 271: Literature for Young Children (Fall 2010, Spring 2011) English 272: Literature for Middle Grades (Spring 2011)
English 101: Composition as Critical Inquiry (Fall 2005-Spring 2010) Fall 2008: Exploring ISU’s Core Values/Goals Spring 2009 (Honors Section): Exploring Liberal Arts Education Fall 2009-Spring 2010 (Experimental Section): Co-Designing 101 with Students English 170: Foundations in Literature for Children (Spring 2006-Spring2009) Spring 2006-Fall 2007: Focus on Multiple Perspectives in Children’s Literature Spring 2007-Spring 2009: Focus on Examining How Issues of Race, Class, Gender, And Sexuality Function in Children’s Literature English 125: Twentieth Century Women’s Life Narratives (Spring 2008) English 260: History of Lesbian Literature (volunteer GA, Fall 2009)
Teaching.” Inquiry Thread at Northeastern Illinois University/Chicago Teacher’s Summer Institute in Chicago, IL. June 12-16, 2006. “What Are These Illustrations for Anyway?: Utilizing Illustrations to Facilitate Inquiry-Based Learning.” Inquiry Thread at Northeastern Illinois University/Chicago Teacher’s Summer Institute in Chicago, IL. June 16-20, 2005. Service Assessment Team (January 2013- present) Class Librarian Pilot Project (2012-present) We Care Campaign Division Representative (2012, 2013) Writing Program Assessment for 2011-2012 Academic Year at LCC (Fall 2012) English 101 Teaching Group (2010) English 101 Experimental Teachers Group (2009-2010) Professional Development Event, Table Leader for “Diversity in the Classroom” (Fall 2008) ISU Ambassador, Children’s Literature Association Conference (Summer 2008) Committee to Revise English 101 (2007)
Director of Dodge Library, West Chazy, NY, June 2001-August 2002 Professional Affiliations Modern Language Association (MLA) National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) Children’s Literature Association (ChLA) Teaching Tolerance References Jennifer Klaudinyi klaudinyij@lanecc.edu (541) 463-5357
cahuff@ilstu.edu (309) 438-7383 (309) 376-2102 Kathryn Kerr kkerr@ilstu.edu (309) 438-7683
baylessm@lanecc.edu (541) 463-5695 Directory: 2013 2013 -> Panels or Round Table Sessions (8) Description 2013 -> R. E. Rogers Funeral Home Post Office Box 221 2013 -> Sojourner Truth and the Northampton Association 2013 -> From H. E. Marshall ‘Our Island Story’ – a book written for children in 1905 2013 -> Who does what? Predicting pastor’s probability of publishing 2013 -> Guide to the Presidency 2013 -> Running head: war on terror civil Liberties, Habeas Corpus, and the War on Terror 2013 -> Favorite Books of Wayne Michael Hall Download 32.9 Kb. Share with your friends:
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