Ed. D., North Carolina State University
M.A., Middlebury College
Bread Loaf School of English
B.A., North Carolina State University

Dr. Huntley began her teaching career at Clayton High School in 1977 and transitioned to university teaching in 1984 at UNCW.  She is currently an Associate Professor of English with teaching and research interests in the following areas: medical rhetoric, rhetoric of place, and theory to practice in English Education.

ENG 304: Writing for Teachers

ENG 383: Classics Reconsidered

ENG 382: Ways of Teaching Literature

ENG 496: Rhetoric of Natural and Unnatural Disasters

Recent Artistic Achievement:

• Huntley, LuEllen. “Transformations Realized: The Color Purple as Novel, Film, and Hallowed Ground.” Newport Public Library. Newport, Oregon, 11 Sept. 2007.

Recent Publication:

• Huntley, LuEllen. “Finding Myself Lost in the Composition Practicum Course.” Don’t Call It That: the Composition Practicum. Ed. Sidney I. Dobrin. Urbana, Illinois: National Council of Teachers of English, 2005. 284-300.

Current Projects:

• Translating “Transformations Realized: The Color Purple as Novel, Film, and Hollowed Ground” from multimedia performance to article as basis for a book-length project.