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Marsha Maxwell is a Visiting Faculty member in the Department of English within the College of Humanities at Brigham Young University. She teaches writing courses across multiple levels, including lower-division, upper-division, and graduate students, with a strong emphasis on technical, professional, and scientific communication.
Educational Background:
- Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Communication, Writing and Rhetoric – University of Utah (2022)
- Master of Arts (MA), English Language and Literature – University of Chicago (1992)
- Bachelor of Arts (BA), English Language and Literature – University of Utah (1988)
Her research centers on the public sphere and community-engaged learning, utilizing qualitative data analysis methods. She promotes humane, student-centered pedagogy focused on fostering communication skills that enrich personal and civic life.
Though no recent publications are listed, her scholarly and professional activities reflect a deep integration of academic teaching, public engagement, and entrepreneurial communication.
Scientific Awards:
- Sustainability Teaching Scholar, University of Utah (2017–2018)
She mentors students and contributes to broader academic and civic communities through service. She is a member of several professional organizations, including the Association of Teachers of Technical Writing and the National Council of Teachers of English. She also serves on boards related to ethical governance and environmental stewardship, such as Mormon Women for Ethical Government and Latter-day Saint Earth Stewardship.
She is actively involved in professional citizenship and interdisciplinary collaboration, particularly in sustainability and interfaith action through the Great Salt Lake Interfaith Action Coalition.
