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Erin Sullivan is a Lecturer in the Department of English at Cal Poly Humboldt. She specializes in composition studies and academic writing pedagogy, teaching courses such as English 100, English 200, and internship programs in writing instruction. Her work bridges practical teaching strategies with reflections on student experiences in higher education.
- Education: M.A. in English from Humboldt State University
Her research focuses on improving writing instruction for first-year students, addressing challenges in community college education, and exploring the intersection of personal identity with academic writing. She has published in journals such as Teaching English in the Two-Year College and Brain, Child, alongside creative nonfiction in PoemMemoirStory.
Erin Sullivan's publications highlight her dual focus on pedagogical innovation and narrative exploration. Her 2010 article discusses vocabulary challenges in composition courses, while her 2004 work delves into personal and cultural identity. Her 2014 essay Traffic was recognized as a Notable Essay in Best American Essays.
- Scientific Awards: Notable Essay in Best American Essays 2014
Erin's teaching emphasizes revision, academic literacy, and student-centered learning. She contributes to discussions about community college access and retention through her writing in Brevity magazine. Contact her at erin@humboldt.edu for more information on her work or courses.
