Ann Eichenmuller

Ann Eichenmuller has a diverse work experience spanning over several decades. Ann started their career in 1982 as an English instructor at the College of Southern Maryland and St. Mary's County Public Schools. Ann taught writing and literature to secondary and junior college students and received the Washington Post's Agnes Meyer Educator of the Year Award in 1999. During this time, they also published academic articles and presented at various teacher workshops.

In 2015, Ann transitioned to become a novelist and features writer. Ann authored five books and contributed to marine and travel magazines such as High Tide Publications, Chesapeake Bay Magazine, Motorhome Magazine, Chesapeake Style, and All at Sea. Their writing gained recognition, as they became a three-time Boating Writers International award winner. Since 2017, they have also been writing a popular "Classic Ride" monthly column for Motorhome Magazine.

Most recently, Ann joined Trader Interactive in 2020 as an online content producer. No specific end date is provided for this role.

Ann Eichenmuller earned a Master's Degree in Liberal Arts and Sciences with an emphasis in Literary Anthropology from the American Public University System, completing their studies from 2010 to 2014. Prior to this, Ann obtained a Bachelor's Degree in English Language and Literature/Letters from St. Mary's College of Maryland. The specific years for earning their Bachelor's Degree are not provided.