ACADEMIC/TEACHING WORK
TEACHING/LECTURING
Writing YA Fiction, The Faber Academy, 2022 (online)
Short Story, La Trobe University, Semester 2 2021
Writing YA Fiction, The Faber Academy, 2021 (online)
Advanced Fiction, La Trobe University, Bundoora, Semester 2, 2020 (online)
Writing YA Fiction, The Faber Academy, April-June, 2020 (online)
Short Story, La Trobe University, Bendigo, Semester 2, 2019
Creative Non-Fiction, La Trobe University, Bendigo, Semester 1, 2019
YA Fiction, RMIT Professional Writing and Editing, 2013-2016
PAPERS & PRESENTATIONS
Can’t Relate: The Myth of Like-ability in Australian YA Culture
- panel with Sam George-Allen and Bec Kavanagh, YA Studies Around the World Conference, UK, 2020
Becoming the Monster: Constructing Identity Beyond the Bad Girl
– A Performed Dialogue - Bec Kavanagh and Simmone Howell, Evil Women Conference, Progressive Connexions, Prague, November 2019
There is No Place for Us - Teenage Spaces
- La Trobe Humanities and Social Sciences Mini-Symposium, March, 2019
The Female Bildungsroman: liberating the adolescent female protagonist through memoir’
- co-presented with Bec Kavanagh, Gender & Identities in Literature for Young People Symposium, La Trobe University, December 2018
- co-presented with Bec Kavanagh, Bildunsgroman: Form and Transformations, Sydney University, November 2018 ‘
Teenage Skin - exploring the dream-self in adolescent life writing
Humanities and Social Sciences Conference, La Trobe University, October, 2018
CREATIVE MAPPING PROJECTS
Creator/Facilitator (Youth Programs) with Lisa D'Onofrio
2015: Map of Melbourne Firsts - students created a digital map made of their own recordings (vox pops and field recordings)
2014: Palimpsest - Creative Responses to the City - Students explored historical Melbourne, created city ‘myths’ (drawing/poetry/sculpture) and exhibited them at the City Library.
2013: Mapping Melbourne - Students undertook urban wanderings, wrote creative responses and made a physical map.
2012: Creative Journalling - Students made ‘bower books’ and explored creative collage, found art, surrealist techniques and the history of artist books and domestic writing.
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