CYNTHIA WARMACK SPANGLER'S CURRICULUM VITA

Contact Information

Office Address:

• Faulkner University
• Brooks Hall 418
• 5345 Atlanta Highway
• Montgomery, Alabama 36109
• Office Phone: 334-386-7311
• E-mail: cspangler@faulkner.edu

Summary of Qualifications

• M.Ed. in English Education from Auburn University, Montgomery
• PhD coursework completed from Auburn University

Education

Doctoral Studies (1999-present). Auburn University, Auburn, AL.

Major: English Education

Masters of Education (1989), Auburn University, Montgomery, AL.

Major: Secondary English Education

Bachelors of Science (1986), Faulkner University, Montgomery, AL.

Major: Secondary Education with emphasis in English and History.

High School Diploma (1981), Lineville High School, Lineville, AL.

Major: College Preparatory Studies

Specialization Areas/Areas of Interest

• Young Adult Literature
• Secondary English Education
• Southern Literature

Current Experience

Assistant Professor, Department of English. Faulkner University. August 2001 to Present.

Description: Teach courses in English. Perform faculty duties such as student advisement and career guidance. Serve on faculty and university committees.

Previous Experience

Instructor, Department of English. Faulkner University. August 1995 to August 2001.

Description: Teach courses in English. Perform faculty duties such as student advisement and career guidance. Serve on faculty and university committees.

Activities: University Service

Faulkner University

• Benefit Dinner Committee: 2000-2007
• Who's Who Committee: 1998-present
• Institutional Effectiveness: 1995-1999

Activities: Community Service

• University church of Christ
• Vacation Bible School volunteer: 1987-present
• Inner City Ministry volunteer: 2000-present
• Backwoods Christian Camp volunteer: 1986-present
• Member of Board of Directors: 1991-2008
• Judge for Capitol Classic Debate Tournament: 2007 & 2008
• Alabama Book Festival volunteer: 2007 & 2008
• Lifetime member of Friends for Faulkner

Activities: Professional Associations

• Member NCTE: 2000-2004
• Member ACETA: 1997-2005

Undergraduate Courses Taught (1991-present)

• Fundamentals of Reading & Writing I
• Fundamentals of Reading & Writing II
• English Composition I
• English Composition II
• American Literature I
• American Literature II
• English Literature I
• English Literature II
• AP Style/Grammar/Usage
• Beginning Newswriting
• Intermediate Newswriting
• Layout & Page Design
• Advanced Composition
• Feature Writing
• Young Adult Literature
• Literary Criticism
• Practicum in Journalism
• World Literature
• American Short Story
• Individualized Study: Sports Writing
• Individualized Study: American Women Writers

Professional References

List Available Upon Request