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Tina Hanlon is a Professor of English at Ferrum College, specializing in children's literature and Appalachian studies. Her work bridges literary analysis, folkloric traditions, and environmental/holocaust themes.
- Ph.D., Ohio State University
- M.A., Ohio State University
- B.A., Gettysburg College
Her research spans Appalachian literature, dragons in children's media, and folktales, with recent work focusing on social justice in Appalachian children's books. She also explores the legacy of authors like Jane Yolen and James Still.
Tina has directed the AppLit website since 2000, curating resources for Appalachian literature. Her publications include editing Crosscurrents of Children’s Literature and analyzing dystopian narratives like The Hunger Games.
She has contributed to pedagogical approaches through essays in Appalachia in the Classroom and Virginia Libraries, emphasizing community theater and folkloric education.
