Teri Fickling Email & Phone Number | After being first in my family to earn my BA, I taught English at Kirby Hall, a private college preparatory K-12, for ten years. I started as an upper elementary and middle school teacher but moved over time to teach middle and high school. At Kirby, where I continue to serve on the Board of Directors, I advised a group of students each year, which involved planning extracurricular events and travel for them, including a week-long trip at the end of the year. I conferenced regularly with parents and coordinated their volunteer involvement. I also shaped the English curriculum and served as department head. During my time at Kirby, I also earned my MA by going to night school. While at Texas State for my MA, I was awarded competitive travel funding to research in the UK, which helped me produce a 150+ page master's thesis on William Blake's illustrations of John Milton's poetry. In my PhD studies at UT Austin, I continued to study Milton, writing a dissertation on women writers' intertextuality with Milton's poetry in the late eighteenth century. While at UT, I have taught first-year composition, in addition to another course in the Department of Rhetoric and Writing, The Rhetoric of Country Music, which I fully designed. In the English department at UT, I developed and taught several courses to both lower and upper-division students, including Banned Books, Reading Poetry, and the Novels of Toni Morrison. I also worked as a graduate writing student consultant at UT's Writing Center for one year before joining their administrative team as a presentations coordinator for two years. There I delivered 35+ presentations across campus to various departments and colleges, in addition to training and coordinating 20+ graduate students as a presentation team. I also spearheaded major projects in the management of our public-facing resources, revising 100+ handouts and 20+ presentations for inclusive language and document design. I developed several handouts and presentations on writing and linguistic justice. While at UT, I presented at several conferences, including the annual meetings of the Renaissance Society for America, the American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies, and the South-Central Writing Center Association. I have also published a scholarly article in a leading journal, Milton Studies.

Teri Fickling

After being first in my family to earn my BA, I taught English at Kirby Hall, a private college prep...
Austin, Texas, United States

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The University Of Texas At Austin

Assistant Professor of Instruction

2022-09-01 00:00:00 - Present

Kirby Hall School

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2022-08-01 00:00:00 - 2023-07-01 00:00:00

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Teri Fickling is a After being first in my family to earn my BA, I taught English at Kirby Hall, a private college preparatory K-12, for ten years. I started as an upper elementary and middle school teacher but moved over time to teach middle and high school. At Kirby, where I continue to serve on the Board of Directors, I advised a group of students each year, which involved planning extracurricular events and travel for them, including a week-long trip at the end of the year. I conferenced regularly with parents and coordinated their volunteer involvement. I also shaped the English curriculum and served as department head. During my time at Kirby, I also earned my MA by going to night school. While at Texas State for my MA, I was awarded competitive travel funding to research in the UK, which helped me produce a 150+ page master's thesis on William Blake's illustrations of John Milton's poetry. In my PhD studies at UT Austin, I continued to study Milton, writing a dissertation on women writers' intertextuality with Milton's poetry in the late eighteenth century. While at UT, I have taught first-year composition, in addition to another course in the Department of Rhetoric and Writing, The Rhetoric of Country Music, which I fully designed. In the English department at UT, I developed and taught several courses to both lower and upper-division students, including Banned Books, Reading Poetry, and the Novels of Toni Morrison. I also worked as a graduate writing student consultant at UT's Writing Center for one year before joining their administrative team as a presentations coordinator for two years. There I delivered 35+ presentations across campus to various departments and colleges, in addition to training and coordinating 20+ graduate students as a presentation team. I also spearheaded major projects in the management of our public-facing resources, revising 100+ handouts and 20+ presentations for inclusive language and document design. I developed several handouts and presentations on writing and linguistic justice. While at UT, I presented at several conferences, including the annual meetings of the Renaissance Society for America, the American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies, and the South-Central Writing Center Association. I have also published a scholarly article in a leading journal, Milton Studies.