Matthew Noonan

Matthew Noonan is an Associate Teaching Professor in the Writing Program at Northeastern University's College of Social Sciences and Humanities. With over 30 years of experience in higher education, he specializes in writing instruction and ESL writer assessment. He holds an EdD in Education & Composition Studies from Northeastern (2011) and an MFA in Painting from Massachusetts College of Art.

• Education:
• EdD in Education & Composition Studies, Northeastern University (2011)
• MFA in Painting, Massachusetts College of Art

His research focuses on translingual pedagogies, antiracist assessment practices, and the internationalization of U.S. writing programs. He has presented at conferences including Northeast CCCC and BRAWN Summer Institute, and authored book chapters on related topics. Currently serves on the Writing Program Assessment Committee and previously held roles like Director of PMIS and ESOL.

No specific articles are listed here, but his publications include contributions to translingual pedagogy research. Awards and honors are noted but details unspecified.

He has advised numerous students through Northeastern's Writing Program and contributed to institutional initiatives in writing program administration. His work connects artistic practice with educational theory, reflecting his dual background in painting and composition studies.