Nicole Diederich

Professor at the School of English at The University of Findlay, Dr. Nicole Diederich has been an esteemed member of the faculty since 1997. With a rich academic background, she holds a Bachelor's degree in English from Western Oregon University, followed by both a Master's and a Doctorate in English from Washington State University. Her extensive education has laid a strong foundation for her teaching and research endeavors. Dr. Diederich's research interests are diverse and deeply rooted in the field of English studies. She has a profound interest in composition and technical communication, areas where she has contributed significantly through her teaching and scholarly work. Her passion for literature is evident in her focus on the British novel and nineteenth-century poetry, where she explores the intricate narratives and cultural contexts of these genres. Throughout her tenure at The University of Findlay, Dr. Diederich has been dedicated to fostering a dynamic and engaging learning environment. She is committed to helping students develop critical thinking skills and a deep appreciation for literature. Her courses often encourage students to explore the intersections of historical context and literary form, providing them with a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter. In addition to her teaching responsibilities, Dr. Diederich is actively involved in academic research and has contributed to various publications in her field. Her work often examines the evolving nature of technical communication and its impact on contemporary society, as well as the enduring relevance of nineteenth-century literary works. Dr. Diederich's dedication to her students and her field has made her a respected figure within the academic community at The University of Findlay. Her commitment to excellence in education and research continues to inspire both her colleagues and students alike.