Jenn Fishman
Marquette University
longitudinal research, undergraduate research, community writing
Jenn Fishman is a writing educator whose research, teaching, and leadership span undergraduate research, longitudinal research, and community listening. Her work reflects her feminist commitments, including her latest projects, which take up storymethods, artifacts and archives, and the culinary arts. A recipient of the Braddock Award and PI of several grant-supported projects, her publications include The Naylor Report on Undergraduate Research in Writing Studies (2020), Telling Stories: Perspectives on Longitudinal Re¬search in Writing Studies (2023), and Community Listening: Haunting, Stories, Possibilities (2025) as well as special issues of CCC Online, Community Literacy Journal, and Peitho. Currently, she is Associate Professor of English and Co-Director of the Ott Memorial Writing Center at Marquette University.

