Mrs. Eva Mutschler

Education
M.A., English, Oakland University, 2007
B.A., English, Oakland University, 1997

Endorsements
Certifications:  Professional Secondary Education Certificate, State of Michigan
English (BA) 6-12, Speech (BD) 6-12

Teaching Experience
English Teacher, Shrine Catholic High School and Academy, 2014 – Present
Graduate Teaching Assistant, Wayne State University, 2013 - 2014
Adjunct Instructor, Oakland Community College - Orchard Ridge Campus, 2007 - 2012
English Teacher, Warren Mott High School, 2001-2002
English Teacher, Warren Woods Tower High School, 1999 – 2001

Professional Affiliations
Michigan Academy of Science Arts and Letters
Modern Language Association
National Council of Teachers of English

Personal Statement
My ultimate objective for my students – whether it is in English or Speech – is for each of them to have a voice in what goes on in the world around us.  I want them to have the knowledge and the confidence to speak out about issues that matter to them.  I want them to be people who can think critically, reason analytically, and speak out in their communities to spark positive change.  I want their voices to be heard.  This speaks to why I became a teacher and to what I believe about education.  Ultimately, learning is not simply about acquiring new knowledge.  Learning should be a transformative, empowering, and personal experience for each individual, and I strive daily to make that happen for all of my students.  My children all attend Shrine schools, and I know that the quality of education and the commitment to the Catholic faith found here are unparalleled anywhere else.  I believe in the mission of the schools.  I believe in the administration, the faculty, and the staff at Shrine.  I believe in every one of our students, and I believe I am where I am called to be as a Catholic and as an educator.