Christine Neuman

Hi, I'm Professor Neuman! I teach English composition and literature classes at Woodland Community College, and other surrounding districts. I have been teaching since Fall 2020. 

I first received an Associates in English from American River Community College in 2018, a Bachelors in English and Literature in 2020, and then a Masters in English and Creative Writing in 2022. My research interests focus on British Romanticism, Ecocriticism, the influences of John Milton, and even more specifically the classics like: Shelley’s Frankenstein. 

When I'm not in the classroom with my students, I like to spend time volunteering at the Sacramento Poetry Center, reading & writing, playing acoustic guitar, watching anime or hiking. 

In my classroom, I emphasize collaborative learning and try to create a sense of community that allows students to share and learn from one another, which also leads me to learn from all of you as well. I encourage students to build confidence in embracing their own scholarly voices, and beliefs by creating not just a safe place—but also a brave place for open discussion. 

I would invite you to email me with any questions you may have about any English course you are interested in taking or any community college-related questions. 

"All of us in the academy and in the culture as a whole are called to renew our minds if we are to transform educational institutions—and society—so that the way we live, teach, and work can reflect our joy in cultural diversity, our passion for justice, and our love of freedom" - Bell Hooks 

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