People

Annette Beauchamp is an assistant professor in the department of curriculum and instruction at the University of Minnesota (UMN). Her work focuses on intercultural education, diversity in higher education, and on the ways in which the arts and the humanities can inform the professions. Employing narrative research methods, her current work examines migrant student experiences in the U.S. Prior to joining the faculty at the UMN, she served as a bilingual teacher, migrant educator, and as an instructor of writing and literature. She received a Ph.D. in English and Education from the University of Michigan, from which she also holds graduate certificates in Latina/o studies, environmental justice, and world performance studies. To broaden understanding of autobiographical and narrative research, she developed and has taught CI 8470, Special Topics in Autoethnography, Scholarly Personal Narrative, Testimonio.

Doctoral Advising

I welcome advisees and co-advising relationships in my areas of interests and related fields. I have contributed to student understanding of narrative research and also welcome cross-disciplinary co-advising relationships. 

Teaching

My teaching spans undergraduate liberal education courses and doctoral-level research-depth courses. As a result, I work with and support a range of students from across disciplines, from first-year students to doctoral students. My courses incorporate multidisciplinary perspectives for advancing intercultural understanding.