Documenti di Didattica
Documenti di Professioni
Documenti di Cultura
Contact
o E-mail: hwells1@esu.edu | Telephone: (570) 422-3382
Academic Employment
Department of English East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania
Fall 2013–Present: Assistant Professor of English;
Coordinator, Graduate Program in Professional and Digital
Media Writing
Publications
Peer-reviewed Books, Articles, and Book Chapters
Sockman, B., Carducci, O., Clossey, L., Rauch, G., Wehmeyer, A., Wells, H.M., & White, G. (2018).
“Service-learning experiences promote the university strategic mission regardless of
discipline or matriculation level.” Journal on Excellence in College Teaching 29(1), 75–
118.
Wells, H.M. (in press.) STEM Jobs, Visual Rhetoric, and Gender: How Cultural Images Impede
Women’s Success in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Lanham, MD:
Lexington.
Wells, H.M. (in press.) Marvelous power, epic dysfunction: Combining Norse mythology, the
Thor comics, and Marvel films in a GE literature course. In S. Eckard (Ed.), Connecting
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the dots: Integrating comics into the classroom, Vol. 3. Lanham, MD: Rowman &
Littlefield.
Other Publications
Wells, H.M. (2017). Workplace Writing. Online-only textbook. Dubuque, IA: Kendall Hunt.
Papers/Presentations/Panels
National/International
PCA/ACA Marvelous families: The Thor & Loki comics as an avenue into
college-level literary analysis. Paper presented at 2016
conference in Seattle, WA, March 2016.
Thomas R. Watson “Who’s that lady” (cleaning lady)? The Swiffer and Pledge ad
Conference campaigns as evidence of continuing gender stereotyping in
television commercials. Part of a panel presented at 2010
Conference, University of Louisville, October 2010.
Reimagining Girlhood Picture a scientist: Girls interested in STEM careers talk about
Conference obstacles to science dreams. Presented at 2010 Girlhood
Studies Conference, SUNY Cortland, October 2010.
Ethnographic & Qualitative Igniting Streams of Learning in Science: Case study of a STEM
Research Conference learning community. Paper presented (with Mary Lou Holly
and David Smeltzer) at the 22nd Annual Conference, Cedarville
University, June 2010.
International Conference of “Don’t you want me, baby?”: The Swiffer ad campaign as
Feminisms and Rhetorics evidence of continuing gender stereotyping in TV
commercials. Presented at Feminisms & Rhetorics 7th Biennial
Conference, Michigan State University, October 2009.
Conference on Case Study Igniting Streams of Learning in Science: Anatomy of the case
Teaching in Science study. Poster presentation given at 9th Annual Conference on
Case Study Teaching in Science, University at Buffalo/State
University of New York, September 2008.
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Regional/Local
Gender and Sexual Tomboys on Pinterest: Representation Matters. Paper
Minorities Conference presented at First Annual Gender and Sexual Minorities
Conference, Kutztown University, Kutztown, PA, September
2018.
Annual Conference of the Bill Nye the Stereotype Guy: Challenging the public face of
Mid-Atlantic Popular & scientists as geeky white males. Paper presented at MAPACA
American Culture 2015 Conference, Philadelphia, PA, November 2015.
Association
English Association of The New Faces of Sexism in STEM: What’s the Message from
Pennsylvania State Twitter’s #ILookLikeAnEngineer Social Awareness Campaign?
Universities Paper presented at EAPSU Fall Conference, Slippery Rock
University, October 4, 2015.
New York State Political The Personal is Still Political: Women's Access to STEM Majors
Science Association and Careers in the 21st Century. Paper presented at the 65th
Conference annual conference, Niagara University, April 2011.
Internal Publications
Graduate Program in East Stroudsburg University English Dept.
Professional and New
Media Writing • New and Prospective Student Welcome Packet
• Program brochure
• Flyers
• Social Media Campaign Reports
• Web content
• Monthly PDMW Newsletter
• Quarterly Alumni Newsletter
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Editorial Responsibilities
English Department East Stroudsburg University
• English Department Web content (Spring 2015)
• Professional and Digital Media Writing email
campaigns (MailChimp) – Editor and writer
• MA Program and PW track social media campaigns
(Hootsuite, Facebook, Twitter) – Editor/Coordinator,
part-time contributor (winter and summer breaks)
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Teaching
UNDERGRADUATE
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GRADUATE
COURSE NAME/ NUMBER UNIVERSITY SECTIONS YEAR(S)*
TAUGHT
Seminar in Professional Writing Styles East Stroudsburg University 4 2015, 2016,
and Approaches (501) 2017, 2018
Introduction to Research in Professional East Stroudsburg University 3 2014, 2016,
Writing (510) 2018
Computers and Writing (515) East Stroudsburg University 1 2014
The Professional Document (520) East Stroudsburg University 2 2015, 2017
Visual Rhetoric (534) East Stroudsburg University 1 2016
Administrative and Technical Writing East Stroudsburg University 1 2015
(536)
Freelance Writing (537) East Stroudsburg University 1 2017
Theories of Electronic Writing (540) East Stroudsburg University 3 2015, 2016,
2018
TOTAL (All at ESU) 16
* Includes courses scheduled for Spring 2019
Tutoring
Writing Tutor Kent State University Writing Commons, 2009
Supervisor: Jeanne Smith
Writing Tutor Youngstown State University Writing Center, 1985–1987
Supervisor: Sherri Zander
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Workshops
PDMW Grad Student November 2017: Workshop on Thesis Basics
Workshops
Introduction to Case Study Kent State University Faculty Professional Development Center
Research Ohio Learning Network Winter Conference, January 2009
Grants
ESU FDR Mini-grant 3/1/2017–6/30/2017
Project: Blue Mountain Preservation Association Digital Archive
Amount: $1,200.00
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Service
Interdepartmental New Mythologists Project: The Little Mermaid. With David Mazure (Art)
and Jan Selving (English). Co-authored news story describing fictional
drowning death of a child dressed as a mermaid. Dr. Mazure exhibited the
project in Tennessee in August 2015 and in Wilkes-Barre, PA, in Fall 2015.
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Hardware/Software Skills
OS: Mac (OS X) and PC (Win 10) Productivity: Microsoft Office 2016
Design: Adobe Creative Cloud • Excel
• InDesign • Word
• PhotoShop • PowerPoint
• Dreamweaver • Publisher
• FrameMaker • OneNote
• RoboHelp (X3) • Access
• Acrobat • Outlook
Qualitative data analysis: NVIVO 8 LMS: eRacer, Vista, Moodle, Blackboard, D2L
Web CMS: Google Sites, Wordpress, Visual communication: Prezi, Camtasia Studio
Weebly, Wix Programming: Basic HTML/CSS
Marketing/SMM: MailChimp, Hootsuite Distance Education: Blackboard Collaborate,
Zoom
Professional Affiliations
• Coalition of Feminist Scholars in the History of Rhetoric and Composition (CFSHRC)
• Organization for Research on Women and Communication (ORWAC)
• American Association of University Women (AAUW)
• Rhetoric Society of America (RSA)
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Consulting
Professional writing DigiLance Communications | East Stroudsburg, PA
Freelance writer 2017–present
Education
Ph.D. in Kent State University, Dept. of English | 2012
Rhetoric/Composition Dissertation: Picture a scientist: A visual rhetoric approach to the
problem of gender disparity in STEM fields
Written under the direction of Sara Newman (chair), Ray Craig,
and Derek Van Ittersum. The dissertation argues that images in
some middle school science textbooks represent females and
males inequitably, both in number and in power relationships,
and examines the extent to which this bias may contribute to
middle school girls’ loss of interest in science fields as potential
careers.
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