Lily Johnson (Stipe)

Educational Technology Support Technician
Bate 3318
252-238-2103 (phone)
johnsonlil21@ecu.edu
Dept. Foreign Languages & Literatures
East Carolina University Mailstop #556
Greenville, NC 27858-435

Background

Lily began serving as the Education Technology Support Technician and Consultant for Foreign Languages and Literatures (FLL) department in 2022, following the completion of her B.S. at East Carolina University (ECU). During her undergraduate studies, she worked as a student Technology Technician with ECU’s Information and Computing Services (ITCS) department, gaining hands-on experience supporting technology in an academic environment. Having spent her childhood living abroad, Lily developed a deep appreciation for foreign languages, literatures, and cultures which led to her interest in supporting the FLL department.

Education

  • B.S. Information and Computer Technology, Security Concentration, East Carolina University

Areas of Interest

  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Accessibility
  • Digital Humanities
  • IT Security.

Article and Conferences:

  • Levi Altstaedter, L. & Johnson, L. (2025). Fostering learner engagement in study abroad contexts: The Digital Buenos Aires mapping project. Innovation in Language Teaching and Learning, 1-11.
  • Levi Altstaedter, L. & Johnson, L. (2025). Unlocking creativity and critical thinking: Lessons from the Buenos Aires Digital Map Project. Paper presented at SoTL Commons Conference: A Conference for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, Savannah, Georgia.
  • Levi Altstaedter, L. & Johnson, L., 

      (2023). Expanding international experiences: Mentorship and collaborative work on Digital Humanities projects after studying abroad. Paper presented at the North Carolina Association of International Educators Annual Conference, Greenville, North Carolina.

    • Kohake, J.1; Carrillo Corujo, N.1; Falasca, M., & Levi Altstaedter, L. & Johnson L., (2023). From study abroad participants to digital content creators: The Buenos Aires Digital Humanities project. Roundtable at the Southeastern Council on Latin American Studies, Antigua, Guatemala. (1undergraduate students)