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Wayne Hall is a Professor in the Department of English & Comparative Literature at the University of Cincinnati. His academic career includes administrative roles such as Vice Provost for Faculty Development (2001-2011) and Associate Dean for Undergraduate Student Affairs (1998-2001). He holds a PhD and MA in English from Indiana University (1978, 1971) and a Fulbright Certificate from Eberhard-Karls University Tuebingen (1970).
- PhD: Indiana University (1978)
- MA: Indiana University (1971)
- Fulbright Certificate: Tuebingen University (1970)
- BA: University of North Dakota (1969)
His research spans two major phases: early work focused on 19th-century Irish literature and periodicals like the Dublin University Magazine, while his later work centered on the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL), emphasizing ePortfolios, instructional technology, and faculty learning communities. His publications reflect these interests, combining literary analysis with educational innovation.
Notable trends in his work include the intersection of technology and pedagogy, with a focus on ePortfolio systems, and sustained analysis of Irish literary culture. He has contributed to international conferences on teaching innovation and literature, and his research has been supported by grants totaling over $250,000, including UC|21 Special Grants and Ohio Learning Network funding.
- 2012 Boyce Teaching Award
- 2011 Member of Academy of Fellows for Teaching & Learning
- 1995 & 2012 Boyce Teaching Awards
- 1981 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
- 1969 Phi Beta Kappa
Hall has led faculty development initiatives like the UC Success Challenge and participated in national ePortfolio research through the Inter/National Coalition. He has collaborated with organizations such as the Carnegie Academy for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, advancing pedagogical frameworks for liberal education.
