Ana Hale

Ana Hale
Senior Lecturer of English

Expertise

  • Academic Writing
  • African American Studies
  • Critical Multicultural Studies
  • Critical Pedagogy
  • Environmental Issues
  • History

Education

  • M.S., Writing and Literature, Utah State University, 2005    
  • B.A., English, University of California, Berkley, 1971

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About Ana Hale

Ana Hale is a senior lecturer for the Writing Program at Fort Lewis College. She joined the College in 1989. Initially Hale was an adjunct faculty member for the Departments of English, Southwest Studies and History. In 1991, she headed up the Developmental Writing Program through the Learning Assistance Center (LAC). In 1995, the LAC merged with the newly organized Writing Program, where Ana has been a faculty member ever since.

Ana's academic interests include literature and writing of all sorts, particularly poetry and academic writing. She is also passionately interested in history and critical multicultural studies. She believes that most Americans would benefit greatly from education in the field of critical multicultural studies. There continues to be a huge racial divide in this country, one which most white people are unaware of, a divide which discriminates, separates and limits many people's freedom to live fully and to self-actualize. Racism and intolerance are crippling to individuals and to the nation as a whole, and must not be allowed to persist.

Ana's other interests include travel, camping, hiking (especially in southern Utah, the Southwest and the West), horses, music, dance, museums, reading, metaphysics, film, birds, learning new things, and archaeology, to name some!