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Melisa Rousseau
Assistant Professor of English, Nassau Community College
Location: Huntington, NY United States
Joined: Feb 11th, 2017

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Boston Col class of 1994

Undergrad Major: English Literature

Campus Organization:

Alpha Kappa Alpha

Claim To Fame:

Completed A-Levels in Oxford, UK Minor: Black Studies

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Grad Major:

High School: Rye St. Antony in Oxford, UK, class of 1990

Experience

I currently work with Nassau Community College as Assistant Professor of English
I have 20 years of experience working in the Teaching / K-12 Education industry.

Assistant Professor of English (Adjunct) | Nassau County Community College
From June 2010 to Current • 16 year(s)
Taught reading, writing, listening and speaking techniques using various instructional strategies. Participated in committees and taught ENG 001, ENG 101, ENG 102.

Assistant Professor of English (online) | Atlantic Cape Community College
From June 2006 to Current • 20 year(s)
Online English instruction.

Assistant Professor of English (Tenure Track) | Atlantic Cape Community College
From June 2005 to August 2007 • 2 year(s)
Taught communication skills and curriculum development, served as chairperson for Collegewide Book Project, coordinated dual-credit program with high school.

English Teacher | Nightingale-Bamford School
From September 2002 to August 2003 • 1 year(s)
Instructed students in single-sex college preparatory institution using Socratic method for literature analysis.

English Teacher | The Shakespeare Society Martin Luther King High School
From September 2000 to August 2002 • 2 year(s)
Participated in 'Kids for Kids' pilot program bringing high school and elementary drama students together for Shakespeare education.

English Teacher, Faculty Advisor for Yearbook | Martin Luther King Jr. High School
From September 2000 to August 2002 • 2 year(s)
Taught reading, writing, speaking and listening skills while helping students use various technological resources for learning.

Adjunct Professor of English | John Jay College of Criminal Justice
From January 2001 to May 2001 • 0 year(s)
College-level English instruction.

Graduate Assistant | C. W. Post Writing Center
From September 1997 to August 2000 • 3 year(s)
Instructed college freshman in English grammar and essay writing, managed Writing Center activities and helped students with writing fundamentals.

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