Kim McCollum-Clark

Dr. Kim McCollum-Clark is a faculty member in the Department of English & World Languages at Millersville University's College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. She specializes in literacy education, teaching reading, writing, and literature at both undergraduate and graduate levels. Her academic background includes a B.A. in English & French from Guilford College, an M.A. in English from Pennsylvania State University, and a PhD in Language and Literacy Education from Pennsylvania State University.

• Specializations: Assessment, Teaching Reading, Literature, and Writing
• Courses Taught: ENGL 110 (Composition), ENGL 230 (Introduction to Literature), ENGL 486 (Teaching Reading/Literature with Young Adults), ENGL 487 (Seminar in Teaching Writing), ENGL 488 (Teaching Secondary School English), and Graduate English Education courses
• University Connections: Professional Development School partner, English PDS coordinator

Her research interests focus on critical education policy analysis, young adult literature, and graphic novels. She actively participates in academic governance through the Effective Syllabi and TPTF Review committees.