Christine Gill has extensive experience in teaching and academics. She received her MA in English Literature from Marquette University in 2015 and her BA in English Literature from Mount Mary College in 2013. She has worked as an English teacher at St. Thomas More HS since 2015. Previously, she was a professor/instructor at Marquette University from 2013-2015 and has mentored ESL and phlebotomy students. She has presented at several academic conferences and received numerous honors and scholarships for her academic work.

1. Christine Gill 1255 Fairlane Ave.
christine.gill0717@gmail.com Brookfield, WI 53005
(414) 418-4995
Education
Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI
MA – English Literature May 2015
3.8 GPA
John D. McCabe Excellence in Teaching Award Finalist
Mount Mary College, Milwaukee, WI
BA – English Literature May 2013
4.0 GPA
Dean’s List (6 concurrent semesters)
Online writing portfolio: https://mtmary.digication.com/christine_blasi/Introduction//
Conference Presentations
2014 Midwest American Society For Eighteenth-CenturyStudies Conference,
Kansas City, MO
Presented Paper: “Sensibility and the City”
2013 20th
Annual UWM/MU First-Year English Graduate Pedagogy Conference,
Milwaukee, WI
Presented poster: “Raise Their Hands”
2012 LLC Division Conference, Milwaukee, WI
Presented two blog posts: “Labor and Delivery” and “Show and Tell for College Kids”
from Advanced Creative Writing Personal Blog: potentialprof.wordpress.com
2011 MMLAConference, St. Louis, MO
Presented paper: “Woman and Writer Both: Hermaphrodism and Behn’s Poetry”
Awards and Honors and Publications
John D. McCabe Excellence in Teaching Award Finalist (2015)
Sigma Tau Delta International English Honor Society
Midwest Regent’s Award (2012)
English Department Literary Criticism Award for paper:
“Woman and Writer Both: Hermaphrodism and Behn’s Poetry” (2012)
Inaugural Wolf-Cook English Scholarship (2012)
Awarded only when committee feels there is a deserving English major in a given year
Theodora Morton English Scholarship (2011)
Awarded to deserving English majors as a memorial from a former alumnae
Christine Gill

2. Paper Clips
Professor-nominated and selected academic English Department publication
 “Toto! We’re Not in Downtown Milwaukee Anymore!” (Fall 2010)
 “The Merchant of Venice – Shylock, Victim or Villain?” (Spring 2011)
 “Desiree’s Baby” (Fall 2011)
 “Woman and Writer Both: Hermaphrodism and Behn’s Poetry” (Fall 2011)
TeachingExperience
Professor/Instructor 2013-2015
Marquette University FYE Program
Duties include conferencing, grading papers and exercises, class facilitation
and management, syllabus design and implementation, attending staff
meetings, adhering to university deadlines for input of student semester and
final grades, email correspondence, and effective mentoring.
ESL Mentor 2010–2012
English Language Partners of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI
 Mentored Latin American immigrants in English
 Helped students write final reflection pieces for presentation
Student Mentor 2007–2013
Elmbrook Memorial Hospital, Brookfield, WI
 Trained new hires in phlebotomy
 Trained WCTC and MATC phlebotomy students during clinicals
Leadership Experience
President 2011–2013
Sigma Tau Delta Chi Epsilon Chapter
Mount Mary College, Milwaukee, WI
Work Experience
English Teacher August 2015 -
St. Thomas More HS, Milwaukee, WI
Teaching Freshman and Sophomore Language Arts,
AP English, and American Lit
Professor/Instructor 2013-2015
Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI
Taught a total of six classes in FYE over two years
Phlebotomist 2007–2013
Elmbrook Memorial Hospital, Brookfield, WI
Co-owner and Operator 2003–2007
Ladies Workout Express, Greenfield, WI