Glenn Moomau

Dr. Glenn Moomau is contributing to transformative work in the field of literature and education as a Hurst Senior Professorial Lecturer at the English American University in Washington, DC. With an MFA in Creative Writing and a BA in English from the University of Maryland, Dr. Moomau brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his teaching and research. His innovative approach to integrating community service learning into writing instruction has garnered recognition and praise, reflecting his commitment to enhancing educational practices. Dr. Moomau's research interests are diverse and impactful, focusing on prose narrative, service learning theory, and charter school pedagogy. His work in these areas underscores his dedication to exploring new methodologies and pedagogical strategies that enrich the learning experience for students. By bridging the gap between theoretical concepts and practical application, Dr. Moomau has made significant contributions to the academic community. Throughout his career, Dr. Moomau has been honored with fellowships at prestigious institutions such as Georgetown University and the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. These opportunities have allowed him to further his research and creative endeavors, contributing to his reputation as a thought leader in his field. Additionally, he has been the recipient of grants from the Maryland State Arts Council, which have supported his ongoing projects and initiatives. Dr. Moomau's dedication to education extends beyond the classroom, as he actively engages with the community to foster a deeper understanding of literature and its role in society. His work not only inspires students but also encourages them to think critically and creatively about the world around them. Through his teaching, research, and community involvement, Dr. Moomau continues to shape the future of literature and education, leaving a lasting impact on both his students and colleagues.