Margie Netherton
Education
- A.B.D. Auburn University
- B.A. Spring Hill College
- B.S. University of South Alabama
- M.A. Clemson University
Previous Positions
| Position | Start | End |
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Courses Taught at Amarillo College
| Course ID | Course Name | Term |
|---|---|---|
| CWP-1010-3001 | Creative Writing | 2022SP |
| ENGL-1302-023 | Composition II | 2021SP |
| ENGL-1301-008 | Composition I | 2020SU |
| ENGL-2307-001 | Creative Writing | 2020SP |
| NFUND-2092-2001 | Creative Writing | 2020SP |
| ENGL-1301-006 | Composition I | 2020SP |
| ENGL-1302-007 | Composition II | 2020SP |
| ENGL-1301-025 | Composition I | 2020SP |
| ENGL-1302-016 | Composition II | 2020SP |
| ENGL-1302-003 | Composition II | 2020FA |
| ENGL-2307-001 | Creative Writing | 2020FA |
| ENGL-1302-007 | Composition II | 2020FA |
| NFUND-2092-1001 | Creative Writing | 2020FA |
| ENGL-1301-024 | Composition I | 2020FA |
| ENGL-1301-006 | Composition I | 2020FA |
Other Credentials
| Credential |
|---|
| Completed English Graduate Courses |
| English 0655 Maj Eng Auth 1660 |
| English 0675 Eng Lit Cul 1800 |
| Achieved ABD status June 1998 |
| English 0667 Studies in Fiction |
| English 0674 Eng Lit Cul 1800 |
| English 0616 Eng Lit 1500-1600 |
| English 0617 Eng Lit 1600-1800 |
| English 0690 Studies Comp Lit |
| English 0799 Research & Dissert |
| English 0799 Research & Dissert |
| English 820 Top Am Lit to 1865 |
| English 615 Restor & 18th Cent |
| English 605 Engl Lit to 1700 |
| English 801 Top In Comp & Rhet |
| English 814 Top Vict & Mod Brit |
| English 840 Directed Studies |
| English 800 Intro to Research |
| ENGL 891 Thesis Research |
| English 885 Composition Theory |
| ENGL 891 Thesis Research |
| English 624 St Amer Lit III |
| ENGL 891 Thesis Research |
| ENGL 891 Thesis Research |
Publications, Presentations, Public Works and Awards
Presentations: Eastern-Central American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies Conference, Collegeville, PA, 1997. Presented paper "Reception and Exile: Jane Austen and the Women Novelists of the 1790s." Texas Tech University Comparative Literature Symposium, Jan. 27-29, 2000. Presented paper "A Legitimate Place From Which to Speak: Women's Empowerment Through Domestic Ideology." "FIRST Center Spring Showcase, "Weaving WebCT and Student-Centered Instruction." April 4, 2001. Presented and explained my online Freshman Comp 1 class. SCMLA Conference, Tulsa, Nov. 1-2, 2001. Presented paper "A Remarkable Authority: Hannah More, Jane West, and Sarah Trimmer." Delta Kappa Gamma, Amarillo, Jan. 12, 2002. Guest speaker. Presented a talk "Lifelong Learning Online"on the role of the Internet in lifelong learning. TYCA-SW Conference, San Antonio, Oct. 10-12, 2002. Presented paper "The Role of Special Topics Courses in 'Opening the World' for Community College Students." SCMLA Conference, Austin, Nov. 1-2, 2002. Presented paper "Jane Barker and the Quest for Self-Expression." SCMLA Conference, Hot Springs, AK., Oct. 30-Nov. 1, 2003. Presented paper "Women at War: The French Revolution and Women's Writing." AC Faculty Enrichment Seminar: "Enduring Greece," Amarillo, Sept. 5-Nov. 21, 2003. Presented paper "Antigone" to area scholars. PCTE Conference: "Sowing the Seeds of Success," Amarillo, Oct. 20, 2005. Member of panel that presented the AC English Dept.'s new rhetorical approach to area high school English teachers. "Jane Barker and the Great Forgetting." Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association Conference, Tuscon, AZ, 2006.
Awards: Recipient of the Auburn University English Department Award for Best Graduate Paper, 1996-97 |