Dr. Emily Hager
Adjunct Faculty
Year Started at GU: 2009Phone: 314.604.1542
Email: [email protected]
Office Hours:
As requested.
Areas of Responsibility:MAE-ESL advisor and Instructor
Currently resides in St. Louis with her husband and three children.
Research interests include: Language Immersion, Narrative Inquiry, Faith & Identity Development, Lifespan narrative, multi-lingualism.
Courses
ENG 514 Theoretical Foundations of TESL
ENG 515 Linguistics
ENG 520 Clinical Observation for TESL endorsement
ENG 522 Pronunciation for TESL
Publications and Presentations
Hager, E. (2014, February 14). Hungry for Community: Understanding Millennials.
Unpublished paper presented at Lutheran Leaders in Mission. Invited Speaker for
February meeting. St. Louis, MO.
Hager, E., L. Dorner, A. Layton (2012, April). Narrative identities of Arab American
Muslim women in a midwestern city. American Educational Research Association,
Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Related Experiences
I worked with two Taiwanese teenagers integrating into a rural midwestern high school. (2002)
I taught one semester each of Intermediate Reading, Intermediate Oral Communication, Intermediate Pronunciation, and American Culture at the Intensive English Institute, University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign. (2004-2006)
I taught reading, writing, pragmatics, pronunciation, social skills, grammar, and how to navigate forms and community espectations for the Adult English Language program in St. Louis. I also proctored and scored the CASAS exam, which is an exam that measures the basic skills and the English language and literacy skills needed to function effectively at work and in life. (2006-2007)
I helped design and teach the Beijing University Teachers program. I taught lessons on the American Education System, Teaching philosophies, Pronunciation, and some conversational English. (Summers of 2010-2012)