See Me After Class is the memoir of an English teacher who found joy teaching elementary, middle school, high school, and college students in the US and abroad. Ed Demerly somewhat accidentally majored in English to become a high school teacher. That unexpected turn led to a rewarding 46-year teaching career, despite a few challenges along the way. It took him to the rainforests of Borneo, a year on the edge of the Australian outback, teaching assignments in Europe and classrooms spanning elementary school through college, and years as the founder, co-director, and instructor of a college-level English Language Institute for foreign students. He received the Faculty Lectureship Award for his lecture on the parallels between Gangsta Rap and Walt Whitman’s poetry, and he served as president of the National College English Association and received its Lifetime Achievement Award. Demerly is also the author of First Years: A Farm Boy Faces the Future and Living in the Ulu.