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Dr. Jenna Green

Jenna Green
Dr. Jenna GreenÌÇÐÄvlogÃÛÌÒ

Marquette Hall, 240

MilwaukeeWI53201United States of America
(414) 288-3468

Teaching Assistant Professor, Director of Foundations Instruction

English

We write as a way to learn and we learn in new ways through teaching.  These ideas help explicate why I love teaching writing - I get to listen to , learn, collaborate and write with Marquette's exceptional and inspiring students.  Via analyzing and creating texts, I am dedicated to learning with students and supporting them in reaching their academic, personal, and professional goals.  In the classroom, I create a supportive, student-centered learning environment where students can learn to effectively develop, communicate, and share their ideas with those around them.

I have been committed to teaching critical thinking and communication across disciplines by serving as the Director of Foundations Instruction, co-leader of the Center for Teaching and Learning's Discerning AI Community of Practice, a Narrative 4 University Faculty Fellow and co-director of Marquette's interdisciplinary Irish Studies minor.  

Courses Taught

  • First-Year Writing
  • Rhetoric and Composition
  • Professional Writing
  • Irish Studies

Research Interests

  • Digital and Multimodal Composing
  • Community- Engaged Learning
  • Student Success
  • Interdisciplinary Writing
  • Literacy Studies

Publications

  • Green, Jenna “Exploring Interpersonal Validation and Success Among First-Generation College Students in First-Year Writing.â€� Journal of First-Year Experience & Students in Transition. Volume 38, Issue 1, March 2026, pp. 98–119.
  • Green, Jenna and Campbell, Lillian. “Leveraging Students’ Para-Expertise: Embodied Response as Entry into Critical AI Literacies.â€� Pedagogy. April 2026.  Volume 26, Issue 2. April 2026, pp. 133-150. 
  • Green, Jenna and Campbell, Lillian. "Para-Expertise as a Bridge to Critical AI Literacies for Educational Opportunity Students." Literacy in Composition Studies. Special issue "Tracing Generative AI in the Lives of Marginalized Writers." In production.
  • Green, Jenna; Bowen, Betsy; Campbell, Lillian, and Phillips, Emily A. (2023) "Possibility Thinking in the Community-Engaged Classroom: Uniting Hope and Imagination towards Anti-Racist Action," Jesuit Higher Education: A Journal: Vol. 12: No. 2, Article 16.
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  • Green, Jenna, Campbell, Lillian, and Bungert, Nicole. (2024). "Revisioning a Bibliography Assignment to Center Discovery and Critical Source Engagement." In B. Buyserie & T.N. Thurston (Eds.), Teaching and generative AI: Pedagogical possibilities and productive tensions. Utah State University. 
  • In progress: "Contemplating Engagement with Institutional AI Policies: Student Voice, Equity and Cura Personalis" with Lillian Campbell and Gabriel Velez. Jesuit Higher Education. Accepted with revisions. 
  • Green, J., Campbell, L., and Bungert, N. (2024). "Revisioning a Bibliography Assignment to Center Discovery and Critical Source Engagement." In B. Buyserie & T.N. Thurston (Eds.), Teaching and generative AI: Pedagogical possibilities and productive tensions. Utah State University.
  • "Possibility Thinking in the Community-Engaged Classroom: Uniting Hope and Imagination towards Anti-Racist Action" , Jesuit Higher Education:  A Journal, December 2023,
  • “Capacitating Community: The Writing Innovation Symposium,â€� Community Literacy Journal, Spring 2023,
  • “Leveraging Students’ Para-Expertise: Embodied Response as Entry into Critical AI Literacies.â€� with Lillian Campbell. Pedagogy. Accepted with revisions, May 2025.
  • “Exploring Interpersonal Validation and Success Among First-Generation College Students in First-year Writing.â€� Journal of First-Year Experience & Students in Transition. Accepted with revisions, April 2025.
  • “Women and Large Language Models: First Year Students’ Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence in Higher Educationâ€� with Lillian Campbell, Niloofar Ghotbi, Gabriel Velez, and Ali Shana. Gender and Education. Accepted with revisions, March 2025.

Honors and Awards

  • ÌÇÐÄvlogÃÛÌÒ Core Curriculum  2025
  •  N4U Faculty Fellow, 2025-2026
  • Northwestern Mutual Data Science Insitute Affiliated Faculty, 2024-2026
  • Northwestern Mutual Data Science Institute Collaborative Curricula Grant, 2025-26
  • STRIDE (STEM Research in Diversity and Equity) Grant, 2024
  •  Institute for Women's Leadership Summer Research Grant, 2024
  • Mission Integration Fellowship, 2022- 2023

Additional Information

FALL 2026

Office Hours

  • Tuesday and Thursday 8:30AM-9:15AM
  • Wednesdays 10:00AM-11:30AM
    • Or by appointment

Teaching Schedule

  • ENGL 1001-138:  Foundations in Rhetoric
    • Tuesday and Thursday 9:30AM-10:45AM 
  • ENGL 3515- 101  Rhetorics of Irish Storytelling
    • Tuesday and Thursday 11:00AM-12:15PM


CONTACT

Department of English
Marquette Hall, 115
1217 W. Wisconsin Ave.
Milwaukee, WI 53233
(414) 288-7179

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