Jennifer Mooney

• Document design, graphic design
• Technical/professional writing
• Victorian literature
• Women writers, medieval-19th century
• Appalachian literature

• Ph.D. in 19th Century British Literature, University of Kentucky
• B.A. in Literature, University of Virginia at Wise

• Assistant Director for the Professional and Technical Writing Program
• Recruiting, English.
• Advisory Committee, English.
• Instructor Concerns Committee, English. Ex Officio
• Freelance design, promotional and other materials. Various campus clients.

• Certificate of Teaching Excellence, College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences. 2010.
• Provost’s Alumni Award for Advising. 2006.
• College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences Advising Award. 2005.

Journal Articles

• “‘Room is Made for Whoever’:  Jo Carson and the Creation of Dialogical Community.”  Her Words: Contemporary Appalachian Women's Poetry. Ed. Felicia Mitchell. University of Tennessee Press. 69-89. 2002.
• “Thank Heaven for Little Girls.” Men in Wonderland: the Lost Girlhood of the Victorian Gentleman. Catherine Robson. Review 25.  117-27. 2003.
• “Reinventing Mrs. Gaskell.” Victorian Publishing and Mrs. Gaskell’s Works. Linda K. Hughes and Michael Lund.  Review 24, 61-79. 2002.
• “Lost to Liberty:  Other Slaves in Charles Dickens’s American Notes,” Dickens Quarterly. 1990.

Book Chapters

• Transitioning the PechaKucha from the Composition to the Technical Writing Classroom.” English Department Faculty Colloquy Series. Virginia Tech. 2014.
• “Visually Mapping Social Activism for a Broad Audience: Barbara Johns and the 1951 Moton High School Strike.” Annual Meeting of the International Visual Literacy Association. 2012.
• “Place and the Shaping of Visual Literacy: The Case of Shelby Lee Adams’ Appalachian Photography.” Annual Meeting of the International Visual Literacy Association.  2011.
• “Technological Literacy in the Undergraduate Curriculum: Why and How Should We Teach Tools?” Third Annual Conference on Higher Education Pedagogy. Virginia Tech. Co-Presenters: Eva Brumberger and Evan Snider. 2011.
• The Old Maid. Edith Wharton. New York: Random House. 2003.
• Dombey and Son. Charles Dickens. New York: Random House. 2003.
• Bleak House. Charles Dickens. New York: Random House. 2002.
• Our Mutual Friend. Charles Dickens. New York: Random House. 2002.

• Belanger, Kelly (Principal Investigator), Mooney, Jennifer (Supporting Investigator). "Grant Writing Incentive Proposal: Barbara Johns Equality in Education Project." College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences. $9,625. Awarded: March 2013.
• Belanger, Kelly (Principal Investigator), Mooney, Jennifer (Supporting Investigator), Smith, Larissa Fergeson (Consultant). "Barbara Johns Equality in Education Project.” Virginia Foundation for the Humanities. $5,000. Completed: September 2012.
• Brumberger, Eva; Jennifer Mooney; Evan Snider. “Developing a 1-Hour Visual Communication Lab Course for the Professional Writing Program.” CIDER. $3000. Completed: May 2011.