Craig P. Noels

Craig P. Noels

Lecturer and Coordinator of Programs in English for Academic and Professional Success (PEAPS)

Department of Literature, Languages, Writing, and Humanities

CONTACT INFORMATION

Courses

  • Academic Writing Skills Workshop
  • Academic Communication Skills
  • Academic Writing Skills
  • Masters Workshop in Academic Communication Skills

Research

  • Teaching and Learning
  • Assessment and Evaluation
  • Educational Leadership, Diversity, Curriculum Design, and Instructional Practices
  • Psychological Foundations of Education

Education

  • BA, University of Western Ontario
  • Post-Graduate Diploma, Humber College
  • TESL Diploma, Co-operative of Languages and Cultural Studies
  • MEd, William Howard Taft University

Academic Profile

Craig Noels, Lecturer and Coordinator of Programs in English for Academic and Professional Success (PEAPS) was raised in London, Ontario, Canada. Craig Noels has a BA in Sociology, a Post-graduate Diploma in Human Resources Management, a T.E.S.L Diploma, and a Master of Education (M.Ed.). Prior to coming to FDU, Craig taught in South Korea, Thailand, and Taiwan before settling in Japan for over fifteen years, where he taught various English courses at three prominent universities in Hiroshima, Japan. He has written two textbooks for beginner to intermediate level English as a second language students that are still being used in Japanese schools today. Craig was also recently awarded Becton Teacher of the Year Vancouver. To contact Craig, you can email him at CraigPNoels@fdu.edu.

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