Program Officer for Teacher Development
Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth
Corinne Viglietta is the Program Officer for Teacher Development at Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth, where she designs and delivers professional learning experiences for educators. She has 15 years’ experience, primarily as an English teacher, teacher educator, and humanities resource for advanced learners. As Associate Director of Education at Folger Shakespeare Library, Corinne served over 30,000 teachers and spearheaded equity-focused partnerships with school districts across the US. She reinvigorated the Folger High School Fellows Program, in which diverse advanced learners conducted pathbreaking research in the world’s largest Shakespeare collection. Corinne has served on the faculty of the New Jersey Governor’s School of Public Issues and the University of Notre Dame’s graduate program on teaching English Learners. Corinne presents at numerous conferences and has been an invited speaker for the Smithsonian American Art Museum, National Council of Teachers of English, Humanities Texas, American Federation of Teachers, West Virginia Council of Teachers of English, and Brooklyn Academy of Music. Her chapter on student-driven literature learning will appear in the Folger Guides to Teaching Shakespeare, forthcoming from Simon & Schuster in 2023.
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Saturday, November 19, 2022
10:30 AM – 11:30 AM