Leah Day

Leah Day is an Adjunct Faculty member in the School of Arts and Communication within the College of Psychology and Liberal Arts at Florida Institute of Technology (FIT). She contributes to the academic mission through teaching and research in English education, with a focus on equity and literacy.

Educational Background:

• Bachelor of Arts in English Teaching, Brigham Young University (BYU)
• Master of Arts in English Education, Colorado State University

Leah's research interests center on anti-racist education, young adult literature, and graphic novels, with a strong commitment to supporting English Language Learners. Her background as a former seventh-grade ELA teacher and instructor of freshman composition informs her pedagogical research and classroom practice.

Her work reflects a dedication to inclusive and culturally responsive teaching methods in secondary and post-secondary English education. While no recent publications are listed, her areas of inquiry suggest engagement with contemporary discourse in literacy studies and equity-focused curricula.

Scientific Awards:

• No awards listed.

Leah Day advises no currently listed students and there is no mention of grant funding or research teams. She is actively contributing to the academic community at FIT in her adjunct role, combining practical teaching experience with scholarly interests in modern pedagogy and literature.

Labs and Research Teams:

• No labs or research teams are mentioned in the available profile.