Laurie Nardone

Laurie Nardone is a Teaching Professor in the Department of English at Northeastern University, serving as Director of the Writing Program since joining in 2008. Her academic background includes a PhD in English Language and Literature from Emory University, with scholarly focus on film theory and gender studies in postmodern British and American texts. She teaches first-year writing courses using diverse media like music videos and scholarly essays, and advanced writing courses guiding students to specialize in their fields. Prior to Northeastern, she taught at Boston University and Emory University. Beyond academia, Nardone has contributed medical writing to Parade Magazine and WebMD, and provided marketing consultation for organic food companies such as Annie’s and Immaculate Baking. She is based at Northeastern’s Boston campus, located at 469 Holmes Hall, 360 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02115.

Her pedagogical approach emphasizes engaging students in interdisciplinary intellectual conversations and fostering critical thinking through varied textual analysis. While no specific awards or grants are highlighted in the provided text, her work bridges literary analysis with practical writing instruction, reflecting her commitment to experiential learning.