About Me
I moved to Corvallis in 2003 and love my new hometown. I am originally from Ontario, Canada and have lived in Alberta, Quebec, New York, and Ohio. I love teaching English and have been at Ashbrook Independent School since 2010. I've attended McGill University (MA), Western Oregon University (MAT), and University at Buffalo (PhD). When I am not teaching I enjoy playing with my dog Leith (named after the city in Scotland), spending time with my family, reading, traveling, tennis, and hiking. During March to July of 2018, I took a leave from AIS to travel throughout Portugal, Italy, Spain, Czech Republic, Scotland, England and France. Please ask me about travels; I love to share my stories!
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Ms. Gottlieb on the Fourth of July in Edinburgh, Scotland, 2016. It was COLD. The monument in the background is the Walter Scott monument; he wrote books like Waverley and Rob Roy in the 19th century. Even the train station in Ediburgh is named Waverley!
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Professional Development
Editor of Chalkboard, the statewide newsletter of the Oregon Council of Teachers of English (beginning Nov. 2017); two print issues and two digital annually; recipient of the 2019 Affiliate Newsletter of Excellence Award
National Endowment for the Humanities, "Jump at the Sun: Zora Neale Hurston and her Eatonville Roots," July 2017, Rollins College FL, 1-week national scholarship
Literature 488/588 "Literature and Pedagogy," Oregon State University, invited guest, May 2017
Board Member, Oregon Council of Teachers of English, April 2017
Presenter at multiple conferences at state- and nation-level English conferences.
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Ms. Gottlieb on the Fourth of July in Edinburgh, Scotland, 2016. It was COLD. The monument in the background is the Walter Scott monument; he wrote books like Waverley and Rob Roy in the 19th century. Even the train station in Ediburgh is named Waverley!
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Professional Development
Editor of Chalkboard, the statewide newsletter of the Oregon Council of Teachers of English (beginning Nov. 2017); two print issues and two digital annually; recipient of the 2019 Affiliate Newsletter of Excellence Award
National Endowment for the Humanities, "Jump at the Sun: Zora Neale Hurston and her Eatonville Roots," July 2017, Rollins College FL, 1-week national scholarship
Literature 488/588 "Literature and Pedagogy," Oregon State University, invited guest, May 2017
Board Member, Oregon Council of Teachers of English, April 2017
Presenter at multiple conferences at state- and nation-level English conferences.
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Ms. Gottlieb during July, 2017, in Winter Park Florida with English teachers from Virginia, Florida, Indiana, and South Carolina (photo on left). We were all at a one-week workshop to learn about the author Zora Neale Hurston at Rollins College. Teachers came from all over the USA.
