Eireann Corrigan
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Eireann Corrigan is an author and a teacher at Rutgers Preparatory School. Born in 1977, Corrigan then attended Rutgers Preparatory School, where she graduated from in 1995. She went on to attend Sarah Lawrence College where she majored in English. She went to graduate school at NYU and received her Master's degree in Creative Writing. She is now married to fellow RPS teacher, Jeff Salzberger, and lives in New Jersey with her cats. Courses she teaches include various levels of English, Creative Writing, and Drama. Some of her books include Ordinary Ghosts, You Remind Me of You, and Splintering.
Push Voices. PUSHvoices: Eireann Corrigan. Retrieved on 2007-10-29.
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