Justina . Rompogren
- Dept:
- Arts, Humanities & Social Sci
- Title:
- FTF - English
- Address:
- 9600 College Way N
- Campus:
- North Seattle College
- Mailstop:
- 3NC2312
- Phone:
Courses
- Course Title: Composition Ii
- Subject: ENGL&
- Catalog #: 102
- Credits: 5
- Class Day: ARR
- Start Time: ARR
- End Time: ARR
- Building: Online (NSONL)
- Room:
- Section: D4
- Class#: 22878
- Course Title: English Composition I
- Subject: ENGL&
- Catalog #: 101
- Credits: 5
- Class Day: MTWT
- Start Time: 10:00 AM
- End Time: 10:50 AM
- Building: College Center (NS0CC)
- Room: 3349
- Section: H3
- Class#: 22780
- Course Title: Composition Ii
- Subject: ENGL&
- Catalog #: 102
- Credits: 5
- Class Day: ARR
- Start Time: ARR
- End Time: ARR
- Building: Online (NSONL)
- Room:
- Section: D3
- Class#: 24380
- Course Title: Composition Ii
- Subject: ENGL&
- Catalog #: 102
- Credits: 5
- Class Day: W
- Start Time: 06:00 PM
- End Time: 08:50 PM
- Building: College Center (NS0CC)
- Room: 3450
- Section: H9
- Class#: 24369
Personal Statement
Personal Statement
Hello! I've been a faculty member in the English Department at North Seattle since 2017. I'm passionate about the teaching of writing - I recognize how difficult it is for many students (and myself, at times!) to write papers, so I do my best to teach students writing skills by giving concrete examples, guides, and lots of practice. Before coming to North, I taught writing classes at the University of Washington, Tacoma Community College, Pacific Lutheran University, and King Mongkut's University in Bangkok, Thailand, and I love meeting new, diverse students each quarter. At North, I mostly teach composition classes and technical writing, and I like to incorporate topics related to science fiction, technology, and social relationships whenever possible!
Curriculum Vitae
PhD in English (Language & Rhetoric), University of Washington, 2017; MA in English (Language & Rhetoric), University of Washington, 2012; BA in Linguistics, University of Washington, 2010; AA from Tacoma Community College, 2006.