Ingrid Clark Zavadoski

Ingrid Clark Zavadoski serves as a Senior Lecturer at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point at Wausau campus, teaching foundational writing courses including Freshman English, Introduction to College Writing, and Writing Studio. She actively contributes to campus governance through the Campus-Wide Read and Literary Awards committees, and previously served on the 2019 Newberry Award Committee.

Her academic credentials feature an M.A. in English from Portland State University, postbaccalaureate studies in Comparative Religion at the University of Washington-Seattle, and a B.S. in Philosophy from Georgia State University.

Clark Zavadoski specializes in composition studies and Victorian/Modern British Literature, with dedicated focus on developing students' critical writing and analytical thinking skills. Her scholarly profile uniquely extends to food writing, evidenced by eight years of published columns in Wausau's City Pages and a 2010 award for promoting local food culture.

Professional recognition includes:

• Award for writing promoting local food (2010)

She directs the UWSP at Wausau Writing Center's tutor training program, significantly enhancing peer writing support services across campus. Outside academia, Clark Zavadoski volunteers with a soccer club and pursues outdoor activities including biking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing while maintaining her identity as a dedicated foodie.