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karen zagrodnik
karen zagrodnik

Karen Zagrodnik

College of Arts and Sciences
Coordinator of Interdisciplinary Studies and Senior Lecturer of English
Academic Background

Doctor of Philosophy in English, Auburn University

M.A in English, Auburn University

B.A in English, St. Olaf College

Teaching at AU

What year did you start teacing at AU?

2015

How would you describe your classes to someone who has never attended one?

Interactive: class discussions, in-class and out-of-class group projects, and assignments using technology, such as stop motion videos.

Contact

Email

kzagrodnik@andersonuniversity.edu

Phone

(864) 231-5525

Fast Facts

Interactive: class discussions, in-class and out-of-class group projects, and assignments using technology, such as stop motion videos.

Composition and Communication 101 and 102; British Literature Survey; Advanced Grammar

My undergraduate experience at a small faith-based liberal-arts college had such a formative impact on my religious and intellectual development as a student and as a person that even as an undergraduate I knew I wanted to teach at a similar institution. The professors I had in college are now my models of how individuals can make a difference in students’ lives. Anderson University values the integration of faith, knowledge, and personal growth in and outside the classroom, and the opportunity to challenge my students to be their best selves in many areas of their lives is a profound and rewarding calling.

English is about thinking. No matter what career students have after graduation, they will need to use critical thinking skills.

Meeting with students outside of class during office hours or at social events.