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I
was raised on a farm in southern Minnesota and studied
history and English at St. Olaf College in Northfield,
Minnesota. In 1978 I came to the University of Notre
Dame to study literature, and soon discovered that I
loved advising and teaching as well. My primary area
of academic interest is drama, particularly Shakespearean
drama. My advising interests center around developing
programs to enhance the intellectual engagement opportunities
for undergraduates, as well as increasing opportunities
for involvement in the fine arts.
I
am married to David Kessler and have a daughter,
Emma, whose hobbies include Irish dance and playing
with her cat, Nancy Drew.
Office
Information:
First Year
of Studies
219 Coleman Morse Center
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame, IN 46556
Phone: (574) 631-7421
Fax: (574) 631-8141

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Educational
Background
- Ph.D.,
English, University of Notre Dame.
- M.A.,
English, University of Notre Dame.
- B.A.,
History and English, St. Olaf College.
Areas
of Responsibility
- Assists the Dean with administrative tasks and special projects.
- Academic advisor to first-year students in a variety of areas but primarily those who are in the Glynn Family Honors Program.
- Serves on various University wide committees including the University Committee on the First Year of Studies and the University Forum Preparation and Follow-up Committee.
- Concurrent
Assistant Professor, English Department, University
of Notre Dame.
Papers
Delivered
- "What do Advisors Teach," presentation as part of the First Year of Studies Symposium on Academic Orientation in the classroom.
- "Constructing Learning Objectives for Academic Advising," paper delivered at the national Academic Advising Association Conference, and published in the same association's web-based Clearinghouse of Academic Resources.
- "Advising Gifted Students: Teaching Academic Engagement Skills Through First Year Advising," paper delivered at National Academic Advising Association Conference.
- "Building Academic Resilience," paper delivered at the National Academic Advising Association Conference in Ottawa, Canada.
- "Advising
Discouraged Students," paper delivered at
the National Academic Advising Association Conference.
- "Intensive
Academic Support Systems for High Risk Students,"
paper delivered at the International Conference
on the First Year Experience at Warwick University,
Warwick, England.
- "Working
with First Year Students in Philosophy,"
"Working with First Year Students in Physics,"
"Working with Students who are Having Academic
Difficulties," presentations to Graduate
Teahing Assistants: Kaneb Center for Teaching
and Learning, University of Notre Dame.
- "Freshman
Year at the University of Notre Dame: A Double
Team Approach," paper delivered at the Freshman
Year Experience National Forum on New Student-Athletes.
- "Professionalizing
Tutorial Programs," paper delivered at the
National Association of Academic Advisors for
Athletics Conference.
- "Intensive
Academic Counseling," paper delivered at
the National Association of Academic Advisors
for Athletics Conference.
Courses
Taught at the University of Notre Dame
- English: Shakespearean Comedy.
- English: Social Bonds and the Creation of Order in
Shakespeare's Plays.
- English: An Introduction to Drama Through Comedy.
- First Year of Studies : Introduction to the Fine Arts at Notre Dame.
- College of Arts & Letters : Interviewing Techniques Practicum.
- College of Arts & Letters : Arts & Letters Core Course, including
Core Course faculty lectures on Shakespeares
Midsummer Nights Dream and Macbeth,
EuripidesThe Bacchae, Faulkners
"The Bear," Wills' Lincoln at Gettysburg,
Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov, and
on teaching and grading writing.
Professional
Associations
- National Collegiate Honors Council.
- National
Academic Advising Association.
- National Academic Advising Association Advisory Board
email:
holly.e.martin.22@nd.edu
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