Professor of Transitional English and Director of Transitional Education
B.A., Salisbury University
M.Ed., Salisbury University
Ph.D., Capella University
English teacher – Wicomico County (grades 9 – 12)
Reading intervention specialist – Wicomico County (grades 6 through 8)
Adjunct professor – Salisbury University (Reading in the Content Areas)
Professional development instructor – Wicomico County
Academic Coaching – Worcester County – Pocomoke
Wor-Wic Developmental Education Committee (Director)
Wor-Wic Faculty Professional Development Committee (Chair)
Wor-Wic Student Success Priority Team member
Wor-Wic Community College Faculty Council (former president)
Eastern Shore Reading Council member (former president & membership director)
Eastern Shore Writing Project – Teacher Consultant
Diakonia Volunteer – Food pantry and thrift store
2018 Light of Literacy – Nominee, Higher Education
• “High School GPA: An Alternate Placement Tool.” Capella University (dissertation), 2015
Presentations
• “High School GPA: An Alternate Placement Tool.” Capella University (dissertation), 2015
• “Using High School GPA as an Alternate Placement Tool.” Poster session, presented at AFACCT, Carroll Community College, January 2015.
• “Dreaming Big: What Happens if Common Core Promises Come True?” (With Elaine Vander Clute, Suzy McKeen and Beth Jones). Presented at AFACCT 2015, Carroll Community College, January 2015.
• “Using GPA to Waive out of Developmental English Course: from Pilot to Policy.” Presented at MACC Summit, December 2015.
• “Redesigning Remediation to Increase Equity and Improve the Success of Nontraditional Learners.” Presented at Voices for Research on Community College Conference, Community College Research Center, April 2019.
• “Redesigning Remediation to Increase Equity and Improve the Success of Nontraditional Learners.” Presented at DEAM conference, Community College of Baltimore City, March 2019.
• “Understanding Developmental Education.” College Council, Wor-Wic Community College, April 2022.
• “Due dates, Time Management, and assignment completion: Tips to Support Struggling Students Succeed.” Faculty Professional Development, Wor-Wic Community College, August 2022.
• “Creating a Bot-Resistant Writing Assignment.” (With Mel Reddish) Faculty Professional Development, Wor-Wic Community College, August 2023.
• “Cracking the Code: Using ChatGPT to Write Code Inserts for Writing Prompts.” Faculty Professional Development, Wor-Wic Community College, April 2024.
• “7-Week Redesign: Effectively Redesigning Your 15-Week Class Structure.” Faculty Professional Development, Wor-Wic Community College, May 2025.
• “Strategies to Engage Students.” Faculty Professional Development, Wor-Wic Community College, January 2024
Animal rescue
Paddleboarding

Dr. Sheila Blosveren
Phone
410-334-2848
Location
Brunkhorst Hall 222
Office Hours
Shoulder Hours (January 5 – 16)
Tuesday, January 6: 12 – 4 PM
Friday, January 16: 1 – 5 PM
Spring B Term Hours (Jan. 21 – Mar 6)
Mondays 1 – 2 PM
Tuesdays from 12 – 1 PM
Virtual office hours are Wednesdays from 9 – 11 AM
Spring E Term Hours (Mar. 16 – April 28)
Mondays 12:20 – 1:20 PM
Tuesdays from 12 – 1 PM
Virtual office hours are Fridays from 9 – 11 AM
Department
Arts & Humanities
Courses