Amy Neeman
Professor
JWU Faculty Since 1986
As a professor of English at Johnson and Wales University, Amy Neeman’s research and teaching interests include academic and language issues of international students, as well as bilingualism, and code-switching. She also is interested in the areas of children’s literature and children’s media, media and body image, and the connection between popular culture and pedagogy. She is a frequent speaker at Popular Culture Association conferences and has written and presented on the integration of pop culture into the classroom.
Neeman holds a master’s degree and a doctorate from Brown University in Linguistics and Cognitive Science. In addition to teaching, one of her interests is designing workshops and other programs aimed at improving the academic language skills of international students.
Education
- Ph.D., Brown University
- M.A., Brown University
- B.A., Queens College
Courses
- ENG 1020: English Composition
- ENG 1030: Communication Skills
- LIT 1020: Introduction to Literary Genres
- MCST 2100: Children, Youth and Media
- ENG 1021: Advanced Composition and Communication
- LIT 2050: American Literature II
Professional Affiliations
Popular Culture Association, 2006-present
Northeast Popular Culture Association, 2014-present