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Alison E. Regan, PhD
Director, Faculty Outreach Fellow

Education
Ph.D, 1996. English. University of Texas at Austin 
M.A., 1991. English. University of Texas at Austin 
M.S. Education, 1986. University of Pennsylvania 
B.A. English (with honors), 1986. University of Pennsylvania

Academic Appointments
Adjunct Graduate Faculty, Western Governors University.
Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Utah Writing Program (2000-2003). 
Faculty Instructional Design Consultant, University of Utah Technology Assisted Curriculum Center (2000-2001). 
Assistant Professor of English, University of Hawaii (1995-1999). 
Director, Center for English Studies Technology, University of Hawaii  (1996-1999).
Assistant Instructor of English, University of Texas at Austin (1989-95) . 
Writing Specialist, Office of the Dean of Students Summer Program, UT-Austin (1991-93). 
Instructor, Ethnic Literature, University of Califomia-Berkeley Pre-College Academy (1987-90). 
Teacher, Middle School English, Hamlin School, San Francisco (1988-89). 
Teacher, High School English and History,Olympic Valley School, Squaw Valley, (1987-88). 

Recent Publications
Regan, Alison E. and Sheldon Walcher. "Environmentalist Approaches to Portals and Course Management Systems." Journal of Library Administration 43:1/2 (2005). (forthcoming) "Regan, Alison and John Zuern. "Making the Virtual Real: University-Community Partnerships." In Beth E. Kolko, Ed. Virtual Publics. Columbia University Press. (2003).  Malloy, Thomas E., Gary C. Jensen, Alison Regan and Mary Reddick, "Open Courseware and Shared Knowledge in Higher Education." Behavior Research Methods, Instruments, and Computers 32.2 (2002): 200-203. Regan, Alison, Susan Romano and Beth E. Kolko. Writing in an Electronic World: New York: Addison Wesley Longman. (2000).  Regan, Alison and John Zuern "Community Service Learning, Advanced Writing Instruction, and Technology Training: The "Going to Class, Getting On-Line and Giving Back: University of Hawaii Students Building Community Information Networks" Project. Computers and Composition. (August, 2000). 

Personal Interests
Executive Board Member, Utah Lacrosse Association
High School Lacrosse OfficialMisc.

Amelia Regan, my twin, is Associate Professor of Computer Science and Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of California at Irvine