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Jody Taylor Watkins is an Associate Teaching Professor at Purdue University's College of Liberal Arts. She earned her Ph.D. in Anthropology, with research focusing on Welsh identity, language, and regional politics within the British state. Her research interests include the Welsh diaspora in North America and studies of national and ethnic identity. She is particularly interested in the contemporary applications of classical texts and had a paper accepted for publication in the 2021 Proceedings of the Association of Core Texts. With 25 years of experience in integrated Liberal Arts education, she joined Purdue in the Fall of 2018 and has taught courses such as SCLA 101 and 102 as part of the Cornerstone program. Prior to her tenure at Purdue, she taught at Saint Joseph's College within the Sociology department, where she contributed to the institution's Core program and integrated liberal arts curriculum. Additionally, she served as the Director of the intercultural component of the Core program for several years and received a Teaching Excellence Award for her efforts.
Purdue University • West Lafayette, IN
Teaching courses in the College of Liberal Arts, including SCLA 101 and 102 as part of the Cornerstone program.
Saint Joseph's College • Standish, ME
Taught within the Sociology department and contributed to the institution's Core program.
GRE is not required.
GRE is optional.
GRE is required but no minimum score is set.
GRE scores (General and Subject) are NOT considered.
GRE General and Physics Subject tests are optional but encouraged.