Becky Villarreal
Teaching Experience
1998-Present
Austin Community College (ACC), Cypress Campus, Austin, TX
Associate Adjunct Professor of English and Student Development
Teach Composition I and II, American Literature II, and British Literature I and II both in the classroom and online.
Facilitate Student Development courses via Blackboard and on campus.
Tutor students in writing-intensive courses via the Learning Lab online.
2007-Present
Panola College, Carthage, TX
Adjunct Professor
Taught Composition I and II online.
2005-2006
Texas State University, San Marcos, TX
Education Department Lecturer
Taught Intro to Education in the classroom.
2002-2006
University of Phoenix, Austin and Online Campus
English Instructor
Taught Composition I and II online.
1996-1998
Howard College, San Angelo, TX
English and Developmental Reading and Writing Instructor
Taught Composition I and II, as well as developmental reading and writing.
Professional Publications
- Presented at NISOD conference in Austin, TX, “The Importance of Interactivity in the Online Classroom” (Spring 2006)
- Featured in Adjunct Advocate Magazine (Fall 2005)
- Presented at the Texas Distance Learning Association Convention, Austin, TX, “Building Learning Communities” (Spring 2003)
- Facilitated workshop at ACC: "Creating a Sense of Community in the Distance Learning Environment" (Spring 2001)
- Published short story: "Mija" in Southwestern Quarterly (Fall 1998)
- Published Master's Thesis: The Evolution of La Llorona in Mexican American Literature (Fall 1996)
Published: July 02, 2025