Kelly Hunnings

 KellyJ. Hunnings

Kelly J. Hunnings

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Biography

University of New Mexico - English

Writer, Researcher, and Editor with Extensive Background in Administration and Coordination
Education Management
Kelly
Hunnings
Ireland
Previous roles as researcher, editor, assistant, training coordinator, administrator, data analyst, and instructor (both online and face-to-face) enable a strong commitment to accuracy and attention to detail. Experience within these roles further ensures a wide understanding of educational software, HR software, new training methodologies, and eLearning software.

Competencies: editing, writing, Microsoft Office Suite, eLearning, educational software, digital technology, efficient training + development methods.


Experience

  • The University of New Mexico

    Assistant Travel Coordinator

    • Coordinated and assisted in UNM Irish Studies Abroad program.
    • Edited travel programmes and daily lesson plans for students, faculty, and university-wide bulletins.
    • Travelled across Ireland with students and alumni, planned and facilitated activities and events.

  • The University of New Mexico

    Coordinator

    • Trained and mentored new teachers in composition and critical reading instruction by developing and distributing written curricular materials, leading workshops and focus groups, and observing individual classes to provide feedback.
    • Recruited instructor volunteers and conducted norming sessions for annual program assessment.
    • Represented the program’s 100+ postgraduate teaching assistants at program and department meetings.

  • The University of New Mexico

    Research Assistant

    • Designed, taught, and evaluated courses in eComposition, technical writing and communication, multilingual composition, and Literature.
    • Held one-on-one conferences both in person and online.
    • Applied administrative and university policy changes within curriculum.
    • Integrated and later published research on best practices in teaching diverse student populations, multilingual student populations, multimodal composition, e-Learning, metacognition in writing instruction, and critical reading into developmental, introductory, and advanced level courses for UNM’s Department of English and University College.

  • McGill University

    Research Assistant

    • Digitised, documented, and cataloged corpus of writers.
    • Published research findings within tight deadlines.
    • Presented campus-wide talk and published peer-reviewed scholarly articles based on using digital technologies and methodologies in academic environments.

  • Adecco

    Coordinator + Administrator

    • Temporary Contract wherein I organized office operations and procedures and controlled correspondence, and
    • Excelled at resolving employer challenges with innovative solutions, systems and process improvements that increase efficiency, customer satisfaction and the bottom line
    • Decreased expenditures by introducing inventory controls and standardizing ordering procedures
    • Skilled relationship builder with the proven ability to work with different personality styles

  • Central New Mexico Community College

    Adult Literacy Tutor + Coordinator

    • Modernised the formerly paper-only volunteer and student intake system for adult literacy tutors.
    • Prioritized the importance of increasing the diversity of English and Adult Basic Education tutors under my supervision through the hiring process.
    • Standardised student experience in the Assistance Center for Education’s Virtual Writing Center (VWC) as its supervisor.
    • Tutored one-on-one with second language (L2) learners

Education

  • East Carolina University

    Bachelor of Arts - BA

    English + Classical Civilisations

  • The University of New Mexico

    Doctor of Philosophy - PhD

    English Language + Literature

  • The University of New Mexico

    Assistant Travel Coordinator


    • Coordinated and assisted in UNM Irish Studies Abroad program. • Edited travel programmes and daily lesson plans for students, faculty, and university-wide bulletins. • Travelled across Ireland with students and alumni, planned and facilitated activities and events.

  • The University of New Mexico

    Coordinator


    • Trained and mentored new teachers in composition and critical reading instruction by developing and distributing written curricular materials, leading workshops and focus groups, and observing individual classes to provide feedback. • Recruited instructor volunteers and conducted norming sessions for annual program assessment. • Represented the program’s 100+ postgraduate teaching assistants at program and department meetings.

  • The University of New Mexico

    Research Assistant


    • Designed, taught, and evaluated courses in eComposition, technical writing and communication, multilingual composition, and Literature. • Held one-on-one conferences both in person and online. • Applied administrative and university policy changes within curriculum. • Integrated and later published research on best practices in teaching diverse student populations, multilingual student populations, multimodal composition, e-Learning, metacognition in writing instruction, and critical reading into developmental, introductory, and advanced level courses for UNM’s Department of English and University College.

  • Southern Illinois University, Carbondale

    Master of Arts - MA

    English Studies + Media

Publications

  • ‘Creating Multimodal Documents to Understand Literature.’ (forthcoming)

    Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy. New York: CUNY Graduate Center.

  • ‘Creating Multimodal Documents to Understand Literature.’ (forthcoming)

    Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy. New York: CUNY Graduate Center.

  • ‘Review of Producing Women by Michele White’

    Commentary and Criticism: Feminist Media Studies.

  • ‘Creating Multimodal Documents to Understand Literature.’ (forthcoming)

    Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy. New York: CUNY Graduate Center.

  • ‘Review of Producing Women by Michele White’

    Commentary and Criticism: Feminist Media Studies.

  • ‘Teaching Tools: Multimodality and the C18 Seduction Novel’

    Teaching Tools: Studies in the Novel. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins UP

  • ‘Creating Multimodal Documents to Understand Literature.’ (forthcoming)

    Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy. New York: CUNY Graduate Center.

  • ‘Review of Producing Women by Michele White’

    Commentary and Criticism: Feminist Media Studies.

  • ‘Teaching Tools: Multimodality and the C18 Seduction Novel’

    Teaching Tools: Studies in the Novel. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins UP

  • ‘Review of Wordsworth and Welsh Romanticism by James Prothero’

    Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing

  • ‘Creating Multimodal Documents to Understand Literature.’ (forthcoming)

    Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy. New York: CUNY Graduate Center.

  • ‘Review of Producing Women by Michele White’

    Commentary and Criticism: Feminist Media Studies.

  • ‘Teaching Tools: Multimodality and the C18 Seduction Novel’

    Teaching Tools: Studies in the Novel. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins UP

  • ‘Review of Wordsworth and Welsh Romanticism by James Prothero’

    Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing

  • “Gender and Identity: An Interview with Susanne Daughton”

    Pearson Education. Boston: Bedford/St. Martin’s: 370-375

  • ‘Creating Multimodal Documents to Understand Literature.’ (forthcoming)

    Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy. New York: CUNY Graduate Center.

  • ‘Review of Producing Women by Michele White’

    Commentary and Criticism: Feminist Media Studies.

  • ‘Teaching Tools: Multimodality and the C18 Seduction Novel’

    Teaching Tools: Studies in the Novel. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins UP

  • ‘Review of Wordsworth and Welsh Romanticism by James Prothero’

    Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing

  • “Gender and Identity: An Interview with Susanne Daughton”

    Pearson Education. Boston: Bedford/St. Martin’s: 370-375

  • ‘Review of Home and Nation in British Literature from the English to the French Revolutions, eds. A. D. Cousins, Geoffrey Payne.’

    Women's Studies Journal. University Park: Penn State UP

  • ‘Creating Multimodal Documents to Understand Literature.’ (forthcoming)

    Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy. New York: CUNY Graduate Center.

  • ‘Review of Producing Women by Michele White’

    Commentary and Criticism: Feminist Media Studies.

  • ‘Teaching Tools: Multimodality and the C18 Seduction Novel’

    Teaching Tools: Studies in the Novel. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins UP

  • ‘Review of Wordsworth and Welsh Romanticism by James Prothero’

    Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing

  • “Gender and Identity: An Interview with Susanne Daughton”

    Pearson Education. Boston: Bedford/St. Martin’s: 370-375

  • ‘Review of Home and Nation in British Literature from the English to the French Revolutions, eds. A. D. Cousins, Geoffrey Payne.’

    Women's Studies Journal. University Park: Penn State UP

  • ‘Review of Gender Hurts: A Feminist Analysis of Transgender Politics by Sheila Jeffreys’

    Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing

  • ‘Creating Multimodal Documents to Understand Literature.’ (forthcoming)

    Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy. New York: CUNY Graduate Center.

  • ‘Review of Producing Women by Michele White’

    Commentary and Criticism: Feminist Media Studies.

  • ‘Teaching Tools: Multimodality and the C18 Seduction Novel’

    Teaching Tools: Studies in the Novel. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins UP

  • ‘Review of Wordsworth and Welsh Romanticism by James Prothero’

    Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing

  • “Gender and Identity: An Interview with Susanne Daughton”

    Pearson Education. Boston: Bedford/St. Martin’s: 370-375

  • ‘Review of Home and Nation in British Literature from the English to the French Revolutions, eds. A. D. Cousins, Geoffrey Payne.’

    Women's Studies Journal. University Park: Penn State UP

  • ‘Review of Gender Hurts: A Feminist Analysis of Transgender Politics by Sheila Jeffreys’

    Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing

  • ‘Review of Poetic Sisters: Early Eighteenth Century Women Poets by Deborah Kennedy’

    Pacific Coast Philology. University Park: Penn State UP

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