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Anne Ellen Geller is a Professor and Director of Writing Across Communities in the Department of English at St. John's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, St. John's University. Her work focuses on writing pedagogy, writing center administration, and Vincentian values in education. She leads initiatives to integrate writing across disciplines and promote meaningful connections between students and faculty.
Her research interests include meaning-centered writing, digital literacy, anti-racism in academic spaces, and the role of writing centers in fostering student success. She has pioneered programs like faculty/staff writing retreats and collaborated on frameworks such as self-authorship theory for supporting academic writers.
Her recent publications (2024-2025) analyze epochal time in writing centers, citation networks in writing journals, and strategies for enhancing personal connections in student writing. Earlier work (2011-2013) explored Wikipedia's role in open education and the challenges of writing center professionalism.
As a Vincentian educator, she emphasizes social justice and ethical practices in curriculum design. Her office is located in St. Augustine Library, Room 172, and she actively contributes to interdisciplinary academic teams and grant initiatives focused on writing program development.
