CURRICULUM
VITAE
Larry K. Andrews, Professor Emeritus
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
6248 South 85th Court
Lincoln, NE 68526
402-488-5977 (H) o r
402-617-4317 (C)
laruandrews@yahoo.com
Educational Profile:
Ph.D. University of
Missouri-Columbia, 1969
M.Ed. University of
Missouri-Columbia, 1967
B.S.Ed. University of
Missouri-Columbia, 1963
Professional Teaching & Administrative Experience:
· Professor Emeritus (Ret.) February 19, 2008.
· Interim
Chair, Curriculum & Instruction, 2000 to 2002
· Visiting Fellow, University of London Institute of Education, Spring
1990. Department of Linguistics and Department of Teaching
English to Speakers of Other Languages.
· Professor of
English and Curriculum & Instruction, 1986 to 2008
·
Assistant Executive Vice President and Provost,
University of Nebraska System, 1983 to 1986.
· Assistant to
the Chancellor, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1980-83.
·
Assistant Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs,
University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1977-82.
·
Associate
Dean for Graduate Studies, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1976-1977.
·
Assistant Dean for Graduate Studies, University
of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1974-1976.
·
Assistant Professor, Associate Professor,
1969-1974.
·
English teacher, Iowa Public Schools, 1963-66.
Professional Memberships:
Teachers of English to
Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)
International
Reading Association (IRA)
Phi Delta
Kappa
American
Association of Higher Education
Major University Committees:
Humanities Research
Facility Advisory Board
International Education Executive Board
Student Fees
Allocation Board
Chautauqua Planning
Committee
Curriculum Committees in
both Departments of English and in Secondary Education
Teachers College
In-Service Committee
UN-L Research
Council
Admissions and
Advising Committee
UN-L Teaching Council
Executive Secretary,
UN-L Curriculum Committee
UN-L Reallocation Committee
Nebraska Task Force on
Student Progress and editor of final report Committee on Committees
Affirmative Action Plan
Committee and author of UN-L Plan approved by Board of Regents
Honorary Degrees
Committee Chairman
Board of Regents
Collective Bargaining Team with University of Nebraska-Omaha
Chapter of AAUP
Chairman,
University-wide Task Force of Student Information Systems
Faculty Advisor,
Student Foundation Board
ACI Doctoral Field Committee
Scholarship Committee, College of Education and Human Sciences
Honors
and Awards:
Harvard Prize Fellowship Nominee
2 Outstanding Professor Awards from UNL Parents Association
Mortar Board Outstanding Professor
Gamma Phi Beta Outstanding Professor
Gift Honoree, University of Nebraska
Foundation
Who's Who
Publications:
Journal Articles and Books
"Making Metric Form Meaningful." English
Journal, December, 1966.
Language
for a Future. Adult reading series; co-author and co-editor. Columbia, MO. University
of Missouri-Columbia, 1967.
Missouri
Adult-Literacy Vocational Materials Development Project. Final Report. Contributing author. Columbia, MO.
University of Missouri, 1967.
"Author Biography and Poetry
Study." Research in the Teaching of English, Spring,
1970.
"Directed
Reading Question and Cognitive Organizer: Comparative Effects on Reading Comprehension." Research
in the Teaching of English, Spring, 1971.
"The Learning Community School" Preface to The Learning Community School Planning Papers. Dayton, OH. Charles F. Kettering Foundation, 1971.
"Alternatives for Improving Reading
Comprehension." American Secondary, Education, December, 1971.
"Author
Biography and Poetry Study II." Research in the
Teaching of English, Fall,
1972.
"Reading Comprehension and Three Modes of
Prereading Assistance." Journal of Reading Behavior, Fall, 1974.
"Responses
to Literature: In Tennis the Serve is Crucial " English
Journal, February, 1974. "Enlarging the Range of
Responses to Literature." English Journal, February,
1977. "Accessibility of Faculty and the Off-Campus Student." The New
Campus, Spring, 1977.
With
Frederick W. Wendel, "Educators' Perceptions of Indicators of Professional
Development."
The
New Campus, Spring, 1977.
With Thomas C. Henry, "The Nebraska Task
Force on Student Progress," Catalyst, Spring, 1979.
"Mini-courses and knowing students," in
Questions English Teachers Ask. Hayden Publishing Company, Chicago IL Baird Shuman, Ed. 1979.
"Responses to Literature," in Purpose
in Literature, Scott, Foresman and Company, E.J. Farrell, et al., eds., 1979.
"Responses to Literature. Enlarging the
Range," in Literature for Today's Young Adults, Scott, Foresman and Company,
Stephen, Judy, ed., 1980.
"Educational
Technology and the Law of the Hammer." Change Magazine, March,
1984. "Toddlers, Teen-Agers and Adults," Christian
Ministry, November 1986.
"A
Linguistic Megatrend," English Journal, March, 1987.
"Readers
on Board: Environmental Reading, and Writing," English Journal, April,
1990.
"Putting More Talk in the Middle Level Language Arts," American
Secondary Education, December, 1990.
"Exploring What
If s: Transescene and Reading as Personal Explorations, TAMS Journal, Summer, 1990.
With Al Arth, "Be a Book for a
Week," Dissemination Services, 1991,
Vol. 12, No. 8.
With Al Arth,
"A Reexamination of Middle Level Reading as a Method of Learning," New England League of Middle Schools Journal,
1991,
Vol. 4, No. 2.
With Carolyn Wyatt,
Joyce Johnson, and Melinda Holcombe, "Making Connections: An Inservice
Model on the Reading Process for Home Economics Teachers," Journal of Vocational Home Economics Education, Spring,
1992.
With Carolyn Wyatt,
Joyce Johnson, and Melinda Holcombe, "Effects of Reading Workshops on Home Economics Teachers Behaviors," Journal of Vocational Home Economics Education, Fall, 1992.
Language Exploration and Awareness:
A Resource Book for Teachers, New
York, Longman Publishing Group, 1993.
"Enabling Student Growth Through
Language Awareness," [Article requested by editor] The Composition Chronicle, 1994.
"Language Awareness: The Whole
Elephant," English Journal, January,
1995.
Language Exploration and Awareness: A Resource Book for
Teachers, (Reprint of the 1st edition), Mahwah, NJ,
Lawrence Earlbaum Associates, 1996.
Language Exploration and Awareness: A Resource Book for
Teachers, 2nd edition, Mahwah, NJ, Lawrence Earlbaum Associates, 1998.
Linguistics forL2 Teachers, Mahwah, NJ, Lawrence Earlbaum Associates, 2001.
Chapter, "When Some of Them Don't Speak
English," in Dan Sheridan (Ed.), Teaching
Secondary English: Reading and Applications, 2nd
edition, Mahwah, NJ, Lawrence Earlbaum Associates, 2002. [Reprint from Language Exploration and Awareness, 2nd edition.]
Chapter,
"Language Exploration and Awareness: the Whole Elephant," in Julie
Hagemann (Ed.), Teaching Grammar A Reader and Workbook, Allyn & Bacon, 2002.
[Reprint from English Journal, January 1995.]
Language Exploration and Awareness: A Resource Book for
Teachers, 3rd edition, Mahwah, NJ, Lawrence
Earlbaum Associates, 2006.
Language Exploration and Awareness: A Resource Book for
Teachers, 3rd edition, translated into Korean
language, Pagijong Press, Seoul, South Korea. 2010.
Songs
of Sadness, Songs of Love (Novel). AuthorHouse. Bloomington, IN May
2010
The
China-Africa Parallax (Novel). AuthorHouse. Loominton, IN
December 2010
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