Who is your possible subject and why?

1. Carole LeBlanc: I’d like to interview Professor LeBlanc, my current environmental professor, because she used to work at the Pentagon for the majority of her life before becoming a Professor here at UNE.
2. Ryan Brod: Professor Brod was the professor I had for my last semester’s english class. I would be interested in interviewing him because I find his approach to teaching very intriguing.

What is the angle or approach for each subject? What makes this interesting?

1. Carole Leblanc: She seems to be very wise and experienced with life. I would be really interested in sitting down to have a conversation with her about her life.
2. Ryan Brod: With his teaching techniques, he is able to really grab the class’s attention, making them willing to actually engage and participate in the class, which you don’t see often. I myself, find it hard to work up the courage to participate in class even if I have something I’d really like to add to the discussion. So I truly admire his teaching ability.

Based on your research, what questions might you ask?

1. Carole Leblanc:
   • How old were you when you started working at the Pentagon?
   • How long did you work at the Pentagon?
   • What made you want to work there?
   • Did you experience the plane crash on 9/11?
     • If so, what was that like?
     • If not, did you mourn the losses of people you worked with?
2. Ryan Brod:
   • Did you always have a passion for teaching?
   • What do you love so much about english that made you want to teach it?
   • Do you get told often you were able to help bring student’s out of their shell?
   • What teaching strategy do you find most efficent?
   • What is your favorite form of literature?