Emily M. Hinnov
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- School: Great Bay Community College
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- Department: English
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320 Corporate Dr
Portsmouth, NH - 03801 - Dates at Great Bay Community College: October 2016 - January 2020
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Prof. Hinnov is an amazing instructor. Her expectations are pretty high, but are very achievable. She's always willing to help her students if they are struggling.
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Dr. Hinnov is an enthusiastic, and knowledgeable professor. Yes, she is a hard grader, however she wants her students to challenge themselves and grow academically. She always responds to emails within a few hours, and is always willing to discuss grades after class or during office hours.
Biography
Great Bay Community College - English
Resume
2019
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English Literature
Communal Modernisms: Teaching 20th-Century Literature and Culture in the 21st-Century Classroom
Drawing from recent research that seeks to expand our understanding of modernism
Communal Modernisms offers practical pedagogical approaches for teaching modernist literature and culture. This collection
one of the first in modernism studies to integrate original scholarship with pedagogical praxis
explores multiple representations of modernist community including writers' engagement with visual media
modernist print culture as a community
and connections between writers and scientific and psychological discourses within a larger intellectual community. Building from this concept of 'communal modernisms'
the included essays present methods for developing archival and interdisciplinary projects to collaboratively construct new knowledge within the undergraduate classroom. Communal Modernisms enables students to actively learn about modernism and
in the process
to better understand the early-twentieth-century world that informs their early-twenty-first-century present.
Emily
2017
Seacoast Waldorf School
2011
Boston University
Great Bay Community College
College of General Studies
Lecturer of Humanities
Boston University
Portsmouth
NH
Associate Professor of English and Program Coordinator
Great Bay Community College
Rochester
NH
Senior Lecturer of English and Assistant Dean of Undergraduate Curriculum
Granite State College
2010
Southern New Hampshire University
Granite State College
Southern New Hampshire University
International Virginia Woolf Society
Member-at-Large
2005
Bowling Green State University
Firelands College
Portsmouth
NH
Professor of English and Program Coordinator
Great Bay Community College
Bowling Green State University
Firelands College
2000
PhD
English Literature
University of New Hampshire
1998
MA
English Literature
Simmons College
1992
BA
English/Theatre with a minor in women's studies
Allegheny College
