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Todd Enslen
Since receiving his MATESOL degree from the University of Illinois in 1998, Todd has been teaching English at a variety of junior
colleges, universities and graduate schools in Japan. In 2010, he became a lecturer at Tohoku University where he teaches mainly required English reading and communication courses to firstand second-year students. However, his role at the university has steadily diversified.
Todd became a Research and Development Fellow in the Center for Professional Development in 2012 and, since that time, has been an advisor and mentor to new faculty and graduate students enrolled in the Center’s professional development programs. He also offers “Teaching in English” and “Active Learning” workshops for faculty. In recent years, Todd has also been giving similar workshops at various universities across Japan.
Todd’s main research interests are English for Specific Purposes and Pragmatics, or the way language is actually used and how that should change classroom pedagogy. In addition, Todd’s work with the Center for Professional Development has sparked his interest in how active learning strategies should be adapted to cultural contexts.

東北大学高度教養教育・学生支援機構
Institute for Excellence in Higher Education, Tohoku University
〒980-8576　仙台市青葉区川内41
TEL　（022）795-4471
E-mail　cpd_office@ihe.tohoku.ac.jp

株式会社 ユーメディア
〒984-0111 仙台市若林区六丁の目西町6番5号