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Alayne
Peterson
Assistant Professor
of English
Engaging Students in the
First Year (ESFY)
Coordinator
alayne.peterson@uwc.edu
Phone:
920-929-3659
Department:
English
Office: C-229
Degrees:
MFA in Creative
Writing, School of the Art
Institute of Chicago
MA in English Literature,
University of Toledo
BA cum laude in Philosophy
and English Literature,
Hiram College
Classes:
English 101: Composition
I--Seeing the Signs
English 102: Composition
II--Considering the Future
English 242: Native American
in Literature and Film
English 253: Introduction to
Narrative Literature
English 262: American
Literature Before 1865
English 266: Modern British
and American Literature
English 272: American
Literature
English 290: Special Topics:
Science Fiction
Alayne Peterson became a
faculty member at UW-Fond du
Lac in the fall of 2005.
Prior to that time she
taught for one year as an
English lecturer at UW-Fond
du Lac and has also taught
at Marquette University,
UW-Waukesha, UW-Washington
County, Columbia College in
Chicago, Terra Community
College in Ohio and
University of Toledo.
She is the
Engaging Students in the
First Year (ESFY) coordinator
on campus and was one of the
faculty who taught the two
day LEC 100 seminar class
"Frankenstein" in the fall
of 2005.
Though not a "techie,"
Alayne is interested in
Artificial Intelligence,
nanotechnology and robotics
as they impact our
society--her English 102
class is called "Considering
the Future" and deals with
some of these so-called
"science fiction" issues.
She is also currently
writing a one-woman show on
the life of Mary
Wollstonecraft Shelley--an
offshoot of the work she did
on the Frankenstein LEC-100
course this fall.
Alayne lives in Greenbush,
Wisconsin with her husband,
Tony, and daughter, Katy,
and enjoys hiking the Ice
Age Trail that runs past
their house.
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