User:DBond007
Danielle Bond is a lecturer in the English Department at Valdosta State University. She currently rotates her teachings between First-Year Writing Classes: English 1101 & 1102; World Literature: Medieval to Early Modern; Race, Class, and Gender; and Writing for Criminal Justice. In the fall, she is excited about rolling out her new class, Monsters in American Culture.
After high school, Danielle served in the military as a lab tech where she completed her AAS in Medical Laboratory Technology. After leaving the military, she continued working in the medical, scientific, and research fields for several years. She excelled in medical and scientific writing roles at the workplace. Ultimately, she earned her BA in English at Kennesaw State University. Danielle also earned her MA in English from Valdosta State University. She is pursuing her second Master's degree in Technical and Professional Writing (MATPW) at Middle Georgia State University which will be completed in the Fall of 2025.
Her interests include multi-modal and 'hands-on' pedagogies, anything visual, adaptations, graphic novels, film, Chaucer, experiential learning, semiotics, theory, research (in general), care-based teaching, and the list is ever-growing. She loves literature and teaching; she hopes to continue expanding the conversation of both.
