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Sally McMillan |
Assistant Professor
Curriculum and Instruction Secondary Education
College of Education, Room 354
Box 41071
Lubbock, TX 79409-1071
806-742-1997 ext. 309 (office)
806-742-2179 (fax)
sally.tyler@ttu.edu
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Sally McMillan
received her PhD in Curriculum and Instruction from Louisiana State
University in May 2001. Having been a summer student at Shantou University
in the Peoples Republic of China during her undergraduate days, she
remains interested in international education. Prior to her doctoral
studies Dr. McMillan worked in public education for 10 years. Her interest
in the role that narrative plays within student learning emerged during
her time as a middle and secondary English and drama teacher. Coupled
with cultural studies, it continued to grow during her work in the ESL /
Bilingual Office at the Louisiana Department of Education. In addition to
narrative theory and cultural studies, her research interests include
interdisciplinary nature studies and the contributions of present-day
teachers and 19th-century women writers to education.
Currently, she is a graduate faculty member at Texas Tech University in
both Curriculum Studies and the Secondary Education Program. She also
serves on the provost’s Teacher Education Council and within several
college programs and committees. |
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