Carolin Fuchs

Professor Carolin Fuchs is a distinguished Teaching Professor in the World Languages Center and English at Northeastern University. With a profound interest in the intersection of technology and language education, her research delves into areas such as virtual exchanges, learner autonomy, online teaching, and task design. Her work is pivotal in understanding how technology can enhance language learning experiences and foster independent learning among students. Throughout her career, Professor Fuchs has had the opportunity to teach at various esteemed institutions worldwide, enriching her pedagogical approach with diverse cultural perspectives. Her scholarly contributions are well-recognized, with numerous publications in reputable academic journals. Her commitment to advancing the field is further exemplified by her role as Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Virtual Exchange, where she oversees the dissemination of cutting-edge research in virtual learning environments. In addition to her editorial responsibilities, Professor Fuchs actively participates in leadership roles within professional organizations such as UNICollaboration and NYS TESOL. These positions allow her to influence the direction of language education and promote collaborative practices across educational settings. Her academic journey is marked by a Ph.D. from Justus Liebig University Giessen and an MA from the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, both of which have equipped her with a solid foundation in language studies and educational technology. Professor Fuchs's dedication to her field is evident in her ongoing efforts to innovate and inspire through her teaching and research. Her work not only contributes to the academic community but also impacts the lives of students and educators by providing them with the tools and strategies needed for effective language learning in the digital age.