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Ph.D. Student and Graduate Teaching Assistant

Texas Woman's University
EHoughtaling@twu.edu



Education
Ph.D. Rhetoric, Texas Woman's University (in progress)
M.L.S. Library Science, University of North Texas (2009)
B.A. English, University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (2007)


Teaching Experience
Graduate Assistant (SMHM 4750 Diversity in Workforce), University of North Texas (Fall
2009)
Graduate Assistant (ENG 5083 Bibliographic Research Methods), Texas Woman's University (Fall
2010)
Graduate Assistant (ENG 5213 Shakespeare), Texas Woman's University (Fall 2010)
Graduate Assistant (ENG 6123 Milton), Texas Woman's University (Fall 2010)
Graduate Assistant (ENG 4393 American Women & Lit), Texas Woman's University (Spring 2011)
Graduate Assistant (ENG 5903 American Short Story), Texas Woman's University (Spring 2011)
Graduate Assistant (ENG 5273 Studies in Fiction), Texas Woman's University (Summer 2011)
Graduate Assistant (ENG 3333 Shakespeare), Texas Woman's University (Fall 2011)
Graduate Assistant (ENG 5703 Folklore), Texas Woman's University (Fall 2011)
Graduate Assistant (ENG 5213 Shakespeare), Texas Woman's University (Spring 2012)
Graduate Assistant (ENG 5393 Women & American Lit), Texas Woman's University (Spring 2012)
Graduate Teaching Assistant (ENG 1023 Composition II), Texas Woman's University (Spring
2012)
Graduate Assistant (5903 Faulkner), Texas Woman's University (Summer 2012)
Graduate Assistant (ENG 5083 Bibliographic Research Methods), Texas Woman's University (Fall
2012)
Graduate Teaching Assistant (ENG 1023 Composition II), Texas Woman's University (Fall
2012)
Graduate Teaching Assistant (ENG 1023 Composition II -- online), Texas Woman' s
University (Spring 2013)
Graduate Teaching Assistant (ENG 1003 Introduction to Writing), Texas Woman's
University (Fall 2013)
Graduate Teaching Assistant (ENG 1023 Composition II -- online), Texas Woman' s
University (Spring 2014)
Graduate Teaching Assistant (ENG 1023 Composition II -- online), Texas Woman' s
University (Summer 2014)




Scholarships and Awards
Dr. Lavon B. Fulwiler Endowed Scholarship - Texas Woman's University (2012)
Dr. John L. Dawson, Sr. Endowed Scholarship - Texas Woman's University (2013)


Publications
"Morning Holiness." Baylorian. University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Press. 2007.


Scholarly Presentations
"The Modern American Woman and the Religion of Self: A Reading of Mary Wilkins Freeman's 'A
New England Nun' " at the Federation Rhetoric Symposium, Denton, Texas, April 20, 2012


Contact Information
Department of English, Speech, and Foreign Languages
P.O. Box 425829
Denton, TX 76204-5829
Office: (940) 898-2334