Ashley Werlinich

Librarian

University Libraries

  • Librarian
    University Libraries

TEACHING INTERESTS

Through my years as an English instructor, special collections instructor, and library worker, I have taught a wide variety of subjects in both lecture and active learning-style sessions. Although the bulk of my instruction background comes from an English and special collections background, I have taught sessions and courses on subjects like primary source literacy, early modern literature, English composition, print history, visual analysis, print and public health, and research strategies.

TEACHING ACTIVITIES

  • NON-CMU COURSE TAUGHT
    English 105i: Writing in the Humanities
    1 Jan 2019 - 5 May 2019
    First year composition course focused on writing in different disciplines of the humanities.
  • NON-CMU COURSE TAUGHT
    English 225: Introduction to Shakespeare
    29 Aug 2018 - 18 Dec 2018
    Served as a teaching assistant for two sections of an introduction to Shakespeare course, which taught introductory methods for reading and analyzing Shakespeare plays.
  • NON-CMU COURSE TAUGHT
    English 105: Composition and Rhetoric
    1 Jan 2018 - 5 May 2018
    First year writing course designed to teach writing across a wide range of academic disciplines, including natural sciences, business, and humanities.
  • NON-CMU COURSE TAUGHT
    ENGL 105: Composition and Rhetoric
    29 Aug 2017 - 20 Dec 2017
    First year writing course designed to teach writing across a wide range of academic disciplines, including natural sciences, business, and humanities.
  • NON-CMU COURSE TAUGHT
    ENGL 105: Composition and Rhetoric
    1 Jan 2017 - 5 May 2017
    First year writing course designed to teach writing across a wide range of academic disciplines, including natural sciences, business, and humanities.
  • NON-CMU COURSE TAUGHT
    ENGL 105: Composition and Rhetoric
    30 Aug 2016 - 14 Dec 2016
    First year writing course designed to teach writing across a wide range of academic disciplines, including natural sciences, business, and humanities.