Sinem Koparmal serves as a Lecturer at Artvin Coruh University within the Faculty of Science and Letters, where she teaches ELL Prep Writing courses and maintains office hours in Building 110. Her role involves delivering structured English language instruction to prepare students for academic writing requirements. Her academic credentials include a PhD in Educational Programs and Instruction (2016-2025), Master's degree in Educational Programs and Instruction (2011-2014), and Bachelor's degree in English Language and Literature (2007-2011), all completed at Bilkent University. Dr. Koparmal's research centers on innovative English Language Teaching methodologies, particularly examining how nature journals enhance writing motivation in EFL classrooms. Her work bridges adventure education principles with language acquisition, exploring experiential learning techniques that foster student engagement through outdoor contexts. She investigates psychological factors influencing language learning persistence and the application of reflective writing practices in second-language acquisition. Her 2024 publication in the Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor Learning demonstrates a clear research trajectory connecting environmental interaction with language skill development, indicating growing scholarly interest in interdisciplinary approaches to EFL instruction. No scientific awards or major grant funding are documented in the available information. While currently teaching multiple ELL Prep Writing sections across campus locations D-120 and D-308, there is no indication of graduate student supervision or research team leadership in the provided materials. Her teaching schedule reflects full-time instructional responsibilities with dedicated office hours for student consultation.









