Michigan State University

Caitlin Cornell

Biography

Caitlin Cornell (Ph.D., Michigan State University) researches and supports accessible and inclusive teaching and learning broadly and has a specific interest in disability-inclusive additional (second/foreign) language teaching pedagogy. Among her wide-ranging support of multiple initiatives at the Center for Language Teaching Advancement (CeLTA; “SELL-tah”), are outreach efforts on behalf of the National Less-Commonly-Taught Languages Resource Center (NLRC), mentoring graduate assistants from MSU programs who work in CeLTA, and collaborating with language learning and teaching organizations nationwide. Dr. Cornell has taught undergraduate language teaching methodology courses. She also developed and taught a short undergraduate course on race, language, and disability. She teaches in the MA in Foreign Language Teaching program, and developed a course for that program on Individual Differences and Accessibility for Foreign Language Teaching.

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