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Megan Campbell

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Room: 105 Arts and Letters Building

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Division of Arts and Letters

MEGAN L. CAMPBELL

Instructor
English

Education

• Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, Current A.B.D. Status
  Doctoral Degree in English Cumulative G.P.A.: 3.90
  Expected Graduation: May 2008
• Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, December 2000
  Master’s Degree in English Cumulative G.P.A.: 3.95
• University of Maine, Orono, ME, May 1998
  Bachelor of Art’s Degree Summa Cum Laude
  Major: English Minor: Expository Writing

Professional Experience

Instructor of English, The North Broward Preparatory School, Parkland, FL
(Fall 2004-Present)

• Design course curriculum and create lesson plans for world literature classes, American literature classes, and A.P. English Language and Composition classes
• Instruct diverse student populations in an academically competitive college-preparatory environment
• Guide students and enhance learning in the areas of critical reading, literary analysis, rhetoric and composition, grammatical mechanics, and vocabulary enrichment
• Utilize instructional technology of computer-based classrooms to complement traditional teaching techniques

Instructor of English, Bainbridge College, Bainbridge, GA
(Fall 2001-Summer 2004)

• Designed course syllabi and coordinated lesson plans for literature and rhetoric and composition classes
• Instructed both traditional and non-traditional diverse student populations in the post-secondary classroom
• Guided students and enhanced learning in the areas of reading, writing, and literary analysis
• Utilized instructional technology of computer-based classrooms to complement traditional teaching techniques

Teaching Assistant, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL
(Summer 1998-Summer 2004)

• Designed course syllabi and coordinated lesson plans for literature and rhetoric and composition classes
• Held primary responsibility in the college classroom
• Created and taught the course “Issues of Gender in Dramatic Literature”

Professional Involvement

Recipient, Faculty Recognition Award, The North Broward Preparatory School
(Calendar year 2005-2006)

• One of only twenty faculty members selected from a staff of over two-hundred.

Participant, Literature and the Environment Annual Conference,
University of Maine at Farmington (Summer 2006)

Participant, A.P. English Language Annual Seminar, (Fall 2005)

Advisor, H.O.P.E. through Literature Club, The North Broward Preparatory School (Fall 2005-Present)

• Offer a venue for both literary discussions and philanthropic ventures
• Organize an annual book drive, donating to the New Orleans Public Library Foundation, yielding over one-thousand new and used books from the students and teachers of N.B.P.S.

Advisor, Students in Free Enterprise, Bainbridge College (Summer 2003-Summer 2004)

• S.I.F.E. Regional Competition Winner Two-Year Colleges 2004
• S.I.F.E. National Competition Participant 2004
• Managed the dissemination of a $5500 annual budget

Advisor, Drama Club, Bainbridge College (Fall 2002-Summer 2004)

• Managed the dissemination of a $1000 annual budget

Advisor, Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Advisory Committee, Florida State University (Fall 1998-Summer 2004)

• Aided active members in the organization and facilitation of events
• Aided in the management of a $55,000 annual budget