| Merry Palmer |
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| College of Eastern Utah San Juan Campus 639 West 100 South Blanding, Utah 84511 435-678-2201-8142 435-678-2220 Fax |
| Career Objectives |
| My career objectives include continuing to publish in the creative writing field and using my love for writing and literature to teach students the skills they need to succeed in college and life. |
| Education |
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| Major Subject Areas |
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| Present Position |
| ESL,. Composition. Literature Instructor, CEU-SJC, 1981-present |
| Previous Positions |
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| Courses Taught |
| Developmental Language Arts Developmental Writing Developmental Composition Intermediate Writing/Grammar (ESOL) Advance Reading/Vocabulary (ESOL) Introduction to Writing Intermediate Writing Vocational/Technical Writing Vocabulary Building Effective Reading Skills Creative Writing Introduction to Literature Introduction to Poetry (via distance ed. delivery) |
Introduction to the Short Story Introduction to the Novel Introduction to Dramatic Literature Western American Literature American Literature Literature and Diversity Shakespeare Special Problems Opera (Summer Experience) Introduction to the Humanities (Summer Experience) Effective Study Skills Theater Arts Appreciation Journalism |
| ESL Experience |
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At Emporia State University, I worked with Hispanic At the San Juan Campus, I have taught Navajo, Ute, and Anglo students with a smattering of Hopi, Apache, Tewa, Paiute, Cheyenne, Iranian, Chilean, Brazilian, and Hispanic. |
| Recent Committee Work |
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| Memberships |
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Utah English Teachers' Association, 1992-present The Writers' Group, 1987-present The National Council of Teachers of English, 1989-1995 I-TESOL, 1981-1985 |
| Publications/Research |
| Poetry: "Order,"Quivera Poetry: "Dylan Thomas,"Quivera Poetry: "Birth,"Quivera Poetry: "The Room,"Quivera Poetry: "The Escape,"Women's Writes Poetry: "Son,"Women's Writes Poetry: "Grasp,"Petroglyph Poetry: "Dust,"Blue Mountain Shadows Fiction: "Final Phenomenon,"Quivera Fiction: "The Dark Woman,"Ellipsis Article: "A Midsummer Night's Dream Come True: Summer Experience," Insight Article: "San Juan Campus,"Farmington Daily Times Essay: "Landscapes,"Petroglyph Essay: "Winter Camp,"Great and Peculiar Beauty: A Utah Reader Essay: "Winter Camp,"Tumblewords Anthology Essay: "Vision," Intermountain West Anthology Poetry: "Wind's Child," Intermountain West Anthology "Headackes': A Brief Look at Indian Education" "Case Study: Nelson Whitehorse" "Differences in the Way Men and Women Write" "Roar on the Other Side of Silence: A Study of Relationships in Middlemarch" |
| Works In Progress |
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| Readings, Programs, Workshops |
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| References |
| Available Upon Request |
College of Eastern Utah - San Juan Campus