Associate Professor
(719) 502-3537 | emily.forand@pikespeak.edu
Box R16, Rampart Range | PRR-W119D
Emily Forand, M.A., New Mexico State University
Emily earned her Master’s in English at New Mexico State University, taught for five
years in Arizona, and moved her family to Colorado in 2011 to accept her dream job
at Pikes Peak. She’s had various leadership roles over the course of her career, including
President of the Adjunct Faculty Association at Paradise Valley Community College
and President of the Colorado Association of Developmental Education, but Emily finds
her greatest vocational accomplishments in working with student writers.
2005-2006: Teaching Associate, New Mexico State University
2006-2011: English Adjunct Faculty, Paradise Valley Community College
2011-Current: Associate Professor of English, Pikes Peak State College
2008: Outstanding Adjunct, Adjunct Faculty Association
2017: Faculty of the Year, Pikes Peak Community College
ENG 0094: Studio 1021
ENG 1020: Technical Writing I
ENG 1021: Composition I
ENG 1022: Composition II
LIT 1015: Introduction to Literature
LIT 2002: World Literature after 1600
LIT 2055: Children's Literature
JOU 2015: Publications Production & Design
Forand, Emily Marie. "Mormon Textuality and LDS Identity in 'The Family, a Proclamation to the World.'” Thesis (M.A.)--New Mexico State University, 2006.
Association of Writers & Writing Programs
Children's Literature, Developmental Education, Artificial Intelligence, and Poetry