CURRICULUM VITAE. Ellen F. Noonan 17 Pine Lodge Rd, West Roxbury MA (617) EDUCATION

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Ellen F. Noonan 17 Pine Lodge Rd, West Roxbury MA (617) EDUCATION Emerson College, Boston, MA ( ): MFA in Creative Writing awarded (Focus in Poetry and Creative Nonfiction), December Graduated summa cum laude (4.0 GPA). Northeastern University, Boston, MA ( ): MA in English awarded in the Program in Literature (Focus in Composition Studies), September Graduated summa cum laude (4.0 QPA). Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA ( ): BA in English awarded (with a concentration in Theater Arts), May Graduated cum laude (3.4 GPA). EMPLOYMENT HISTORY TEACHING AND ADVISING Lecturer (fully responsible for planning courses, presenting material to students, and evaluating students coursework), Northeastern University. September 2007-present. General Studies Writing Program Coordinator (administrative duties include curriculum development, committee work, mentoring new instructors, developing program initiatives, and acting as liaison to English Department), Northeastern University. September 2007-June Assistant Academic Specialist (fully responsible for planning courses, presenting material to students, and evaluating students coursework; administrative duties include curriculum development, committee work, mentoring new instructors, developing program initiatives, and acting as liaison to English Department), Northeastern University. September 2000-June Repeating Student Advisor (responsible for helping repeating students to matriculate as sophomores in their destination colleges), Northeastern University. September January Lecturer (fully responsible for planning courses, presenting material to students, and evaluating students' course work), Northeastern University. June 1993-August 2000.

2 Diagnostic Assessor (determine student placement in Freshmen English courses), Northeastern University. June 1994-June Instructor (fully responsible for planning courses, presenting material to students, and evaluating students coursework), Emerson College. September 1996 to August Research Assistant (grade essays and hold office hours for undergraduate and graduate students in Literary and Cultural Theory, conduct library research for Prof. Maria Koundoura), Emerson College. September 1996-June International Student Advisor (help international undergraduate students and graduate students with course selection and internship application process), Learning Assistance and Advising Center, Emerson College. September 1995-August International Student Tutor (help non-native speakers with various composing problems), Learning Assistance and Advising Center, Emerson College. September 1995-August ESL Tutor (help non-native speakers and basic writers with various composing problems), Art Institute of Boston. September 1993-December1993. Teaching Assistant (fully responsible for planning courses, presenting material to students, and evaluating students' course work), Northeastern University. September 1991-September Writing Center Tutor (help students at all levels with various composing problems), Northeastern University. January 1992-January Teaching Assistant (instruct students in film production and film history, lead seminar on preparing a script breakdown and production board), Boston College. June 1988-January COURSES TAUGHT Northeastern University: ENG 110, Introduction to Writing ENG 111, College Writing ENG 301, Advanced Writing for Arts and Sciences ENG 302, Advanced Writing for the Technical Professions ENG 377, Poetry Workshop ENG 1004, Fundamentals of International English ENG 1005, International English I ENG 1006, International English II ENG 1013, Fundamentals of English I ENG 1014, Fundamentals of English II

3 ENGW1102, Multilingual Writing ENG 1110, Freshman English I ENGW1110, Intro to Writing (GSP) ENG 1710, Freshman English I (Honors) ENG 1111, Freshman English II (Writing About Literature) ENGW1111, College Writing (GSP) ENG 1711, Freshman English II (Honors) ENG 1340, Writing Workshop ENG 1350, Writing for the Professions ENG 1350, Writing for the Professions (English Majors) ENG 1351, Creative Writing ENG 1357, Advanced Poetry Workshop ENG 1360, Topics in Writing (NU/RCC Summer Bridge Program) ENG 1381, Writing for the Professions: Business ENG 1777, Writing for the Professions (Honors Adjunct) ENGL2700, Creative Writing ENGW3301, Advanced Writing in the Disciplines (Arts and Sciences) ENGW3304, Advanced Writing in the Business Professions (online) ENGW3315, Interdisciplinary Advanced Writing (online) ENG 4004, College Writing Workshop (Torch and BPHS scholars) ENG 4013, Fundamentals of English I (SGS) ENG 4014, Fundamentals of English II (SGS) ENG 4694, Topics in Experiential Education ENG 4992, Directed Study Fiction writing Emerson College: WP101, Expository Writing WP121, Essay Writing: Multicultural Literature LI208, Multicultural Visions LI210, American Women Writers Boston College: History and Art History into Film (Teaching Assistant) PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Nonfiction Writing Workshop. Curry College. July 2004, July Poetry Writing Workshop. Ashbery Home School. August 2014, August BRAWN Conference. Northeastern University. May PRESENTATIONS Being Wrong: Student Agency and Inquiry. Engaging Practices: A UMass Boston Conference on the Teaching of Composition. March 28, The Project in its Place: First-Year Writing and E-Porfolios. BRAWN Conference. Northeastern University. May 2014.

4 PUBLICATIONS Companions project with Steve Locke, (forthcoming) Crab Fat Literary Magazine, Words, Midnight. (forthcoming) 3Elements Review, Cursive. (July 2015) Pine Hills Review, Another Ampersand Moment. (June 2015) Eunoia Review, Leaving, All Saints. (April 2015) University Reporter, Cartography, December s Edge. April Beacon Street Review, Obligation (7), Forgive My Giving In. Fall Spectrum, Featured Poet. Spring Beacon Street Review, Afterwards, Delay. Spring Wrote apparatus for Different Slants: An Argument Reader, Gary Goshgarian, ed, HarperCollins. September 1992-January DEPARTMENTAL COMMITTEES Eportfolio Pilot Program, English Department, Northeastern University, Tegrity Pilot Program, SASS, Northeastern University, Teaching Mentor/TN Leader, English Department, Northeastern University, present. Member, SGS Plagiarism Committee, Northeastern University Member, SGS Strategic Task Force Committee, Northeastern University Member, SGS Merit Committee, Northeastern University Judge, SGS Excellence in Writing Award Committee, Northeastern University. May Presenter, English Department Retention Committee, Northeastern University. June Participant, ACE Summer Institute, Northeastern University. September Leader, MYWR Custom Textbook Creation Committee, Northeastern University. May Member, MYWR Textbook Selection Committee, Northeastern University. April Discussion Leader, (led workshop on using Ways of Reading in ENG1005), Northeastern University. February 1999.

5 Discussion Leader, (led workshop on using significant statements in IWP courses), Northeastern University. February Curriculum Developer (wrote new curriculum for Northeastern University s ESL Program), Northeastern University EDITORIAL EXPERIENCE Poetry Reader, Samuel Morse Poetry Prize, Northeastern University Poetry Reader, Ploughshares, Boston MA. January 1996-June Editor, Phone a Poem, Emerson College. October 1995-August Research Assistant, Little Brown Company, Boston MA. September 1992-December Freelance Editor, Editorial Services of New England, Cambridge, MA. June September Editor, Assistant Editor, Editorial Assistant, Reed International, Boston, MA. June 1989-April (Promoted from Editorial assistant to Editor with 14 months of employment. Responsible for hiring and overseeing other editorial staff.) AWARDS Boston Public Library West Roxbury Branch: Annual Poetry Award for Lapse. May Nominated for Excellence in Teaching Award, Northeastern University. 2009, 2012, 2013, Who s Who Among America s Teachers Northeastern University Who s Who Among America s Teachers Northeastern University Nominated for Educational Technology Award. Northeastern University Who s Who Among America s Teachers Northeastern University President s Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement, Emerson College. May Honorable Mention, Editor s Choice Awards, Beacon Street Review, Emerson College, for Forgive My Giving In.

6 Lectureship, Northeastern University. September (Awarded because of achievement of M.A. Comprehensive Exam: eight distinctions received out of a possible eight.) Finalist, English Department Graduate Student Essay Contest, for Paper Architecture: Architectural Images and Metaphors in the Poetry of Wallace Stevens. (Paper written for Guy Rotella, Modern Poetry.) Teaching Assistantship, Northeastern University. September 1991-June1993. Fellowship, Martha s Vineyard Institute on Writing. July Teaching Assistantship, Boston College. June 1988-January HONOR SOCIETIES Phi Kappa Phi, Northeastern University Chapter. Elected April 1993.