Kathryn Macdonald serves as the Coordinator of the Monroe College Honors Program and an English/Social Sciences Professor at the New Rochelle Campus, where she passionately engages students in the art of effective communication and critical thinking. With a diverse teaching portfolio that includes courses such...
Kathryn Macdonald serves as the Coordinator of the Monroe College Honors Program and an English/Social Sciences Professor at the New Rochelle Campus, where she passionately engages students in the art of effective communication and critical thinking. With a diverse teaching portfolio that includes courses such as Composition and Literature, Expository Writing, Business Writing, and Speech Communication, Kathryn is dedicated to enhancing her students' writing, research, and presentation skills. Her expertise extends to contemporary literary genres and the intersection of film and literature, allowing her to cultivate a rich, interdisciplinary learning environment.
In her role as Honors Program Coordinator, Kathryn not only oversees the curriculum but also mentors high-achieving students, guiding them through rigorous research projects that challenge their intellectual boundaries. This role requires strong leadership and management skills, as she collaborates with faculty to develop innovative course offerings that align with the program's mission of academic excellence. Kathryn's commitment to faculty development and distance learning ensures that her teaching methods remain current and effective, adapting to the evolving landscape of higher education.
Additionally, her background in creative writing and public speaking enriches her classroom dynamics, encouraging students to express their ideas confidently and creatively. Kathryn's passion for literature and the arts, particularly in courses like The Art and Culture of World Dance, fosters a deeper appreciation for cultural narratives, making her an invaluable asset to Monroe College. Through her multifaceted approach to education, Kathryn Macdonald continues to inspire and empower the next generation of thinkers and communicators.
