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• Location: 488 Linden Ave., Rexburg, ID 83440
• Email:  dlh@zipminis.com
• Skype: hammonddarin_1
• Phone: 208.206.3509

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I was a student in Darin's class about internships and careers in the Winter of 2012 at BYU-Idaho. Attending Darin's class was a great experience for me because of the projects that he assigned. Unlike so many of my English classes, the projects assigned made me really think about what I am going to do with my life and how I'm going to do it. 

I found it very valuable to learn about setting ethical standards in the workplace, as well as the way that idea maps can be used to make connections between different concepts. Darin was always happy to help us students with any assignment, which was especially helpful since the class was challenging. I really appreciated the discussions he began in class.

• Rianne Trevisanut HR Coordinator at BYU-Idaho Student Health Center

Darin L. Hammond is a enthusiastic, educator, willing to give his students opportunities to excel. My experience with Darin was really enjoyable because he taught me to become excited about topics I was not normally excited about. Most importantly he listened and was willing to help.

• Kevin Delgado Student at BYU-Idaho

As a former student, TA, and classmate of Darin Hammond, I have been impressed by his abilities to instruct and by his great insight. As a student in Professor Hammond's American Literature course at BYU-Idaho, I was impressed by his abilities to direct class discussions, give helpful feedback, and guide his class to fully understand the literature. 

• Rachel Wilde Idaho Digital Learning Academy

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Scholars Praise Darin L. Hammond's Professional Skills

"one of the finest writers I have ever seen in my 35+ years as a university writing instructor."
            Scott Samuelson, PhD Professor of English at BYU-Idaho
"my highest recommendation as a scholar and teacher."
           Jennifer Attebery, PhD Professor of English at Idaho State University
"an outstanding scholar, an engaging writer, and an original thinker."
          Brian Attebery, PhD Editor at Journal of the Fantastic in the Arts
"my highest, unqualified recommendation."
              Karen C. Holt, PhD Brigham Young University - Idaho

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• Draws on an MA in English and Writing and knowledge from his PhD candidacy.
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What PhDs in English Say About Darin L. Hammond

Years ago Darin was a student of mine, one of the finest writers I have ever seen in my 35+ years as a university writing instructor. Darin's expertise as a writer is germane to this recommendation because Darin went on to become an instructor of writing, and we are now in the same English department, working as colleagues. 

I have seen Darin teach, and I can confidently affirm that the sensitivity to audience and the creativity of thought which made him an excellent writer also make him a wonderful teacher. He provides students with the tools they need to succeed in their goals to think more deeply and to succeed in improving their communication skills. 

• Scott Samuelson, PhD Professor of English at BYU-Idaho

Darin L. Hammond has my highest recommendation as a scholar and teacher. Mr. Hammond is a graduate student pursuing the Ph.D. in English and the Teaching of English at my institution, Idaho State University. In my ethnic literature seminar during fall 2011, Mr. Hammond's scholarship and writing were sophisticated and perceptive, placing him as the top achiever in the course. His seminar presentations were a model of clarity, reflecting his excellence as a teacher of English composition and literature.

• Jennifer Attebery, PhD Professor of English at Idaho State University

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Mr. Hammond enrolled in a graduate seminar I taught two years ago on Darwinian approaches to literature and completed outstanding work in every way. His participation in class discussion was a model for students and instructor alike--curious and good-natured, but critical at the same time--and both of his papers connected the most intricate of details in selected primary texts to the larger themes of the course. I have never seen Mr. Hammond teach, but I have every reason to believe he brings the same combination of intellectual rigor and sensitivity for others to his own classroom.

• Curtis Whitaker, PhD Associate Professor at Idaho State University

I have taught Darin Hammond at two points in his career: as a master's student a number of years ago and more recently as a Ph.D. candidate in Idaho State University's program in English and the teaching of English. He is an outstanding scholar, an engaging writer, and an original thinker. He would serve any institution well as a teacher of literature and culture.

• Brian Attebery, PhD Editor at Journal of the Fantastic in the Arts

I have known Darin Hammond since Fall 2005 when he joined our faculty, and have served as his Department Chair for the past three years. As his chair I know him as one of the finest scholars of American Literature in our department, and a ready volunteer, cheerfully willing to accept any assignment. 

As a colleague I know him as both a dedicated teacher and friend.Darin maintains currency in his discipline by attending conferences, presenting papers at CCCC for the past several years. He collaborated on the curriculum for a new, advanced writing course for construction management majors and has helped pilot a new Humanities course for Foundations (GE). 

His professional development enriches his scholarship and translates immediately to the classroom, a direct benefit to his students. As a person Darin is an attentive listener, always calm and engaged with those around him. As a professional he continually seeks opportunities to grow and improve. As a scholar he is an innovative thinker and accomplished writer. He has my highest, unqualified recommendation. 

• Karen C. Holt, PhD Brigham Young University - Idaho

Darin served on the committee to develop a critical thinking course English required for most of our students. He contributed articles to the manual for this course. His contributions were significant in creating an effective course. As I teacher of this course, I was particularly impressed with their curriculum development. Additionally, I enjoyed associating with Darin in our department. He was pleasant and easy to work with.

• Susan Grover, PhD Training and Implementation Consultant with NAVEX Global

Darin is a brilliant student and teacher of literature. I have looked up to Darin since the first time I met him as an English professor and colleague. He has a mind like a steel trap--sharp and incisive. I always know that I can count on Darin for incredible insights that I did not see--for a way of looking at things that I had not discovered. 

Additionally, Darin is a team player in the workplace and cares very much about the success and happiness of his colleagues. He is a good friend and makes work enjoyable for those around him. He is an incredible asset to the English Department here at BYU-Idaho. 

Lastly, Darin has a work ethic that is without equal. On many occasions I have arrived at work early or stayed late, thinking that I was really putting in a hard day's work only to find Darin's office light already on or his vehicle still in the parking lot.

• B.J. Rowe Instructor at BYU-Idaho

Darin has great skills in the classroom. He creates a fine learning atmosphere by asking excellent questions, employing meaningful learning activities, and preparing students to tackle large but doable research projects. In addition to his pedagogical abilities, his sense of humor coupled with his affability allow him to connect well with students. They know he cares.

• Bennion Mark English Professor at BYU-Idaho

I met Darin Hammond when I was a student at Brigham Young University - Idaho. He was my English instructor, and I quickly gained a respect for him because of his ability to eloquently explain difficult concepts and make learning fun. I was impressed with how approachable he was both in and out of the classroom, and because of that I felt comfortable going to his office and asking for assistance. During my visits to his office we began to develop a friendship that continues to this day. 

We give each other book recommendations, talk about the books we read, and try to keep up with each other's family life. Now that I am a professor I try to emulate many things I learned from Darin's teaching style - his openness, his humor, and his ability to make learning fun. In short, I feel that his content knowledge and wonderful personality made Darin a strong addition to the English Department at Brigham Young University - Idaho.

• Steven Hoffman, PhD Postdoctoral Fellow at University of Nebraska-Lincoln

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