Teaching of Writing




	Brian R. Henderson Ph.D. University of South Carolina Assistant Professor Teaching of Writing Graduate Advisor (last names A-L) Specializations: Composition Pedagogy, Rhetorical Theory, Ecocomposition, and Institutional Labor Matthew S. S. Johnson Ph.D. Indiana University Associate Professor Director of Expository Writing Specializations: Composition Pedagogy & Theory; Contemporary Rhetorical Theory; Digital/Electronic Literacies and Technologies; Ludology and Digital Games Sharon James McGee Ph.D. Purdue University Associate Professor Chair, Department of English Language and Literature Teaching of Writing Graduate Advisor (last names M-Z) Specializations: Response and Assessment of Writing, Qualitative and Quantitative Research Methods; Pedagogy; Feminist Theory and Research; Technical and Professional Writing; Second Language Writing Anushiya Ramaswamy Ph.D. University of Nevada, Reno Professor Specializations: Composition Theory; History of Rhetoric; Literary Theory; African-American Rhetoric; Post-colonial Literature (Faculty members who on occasion teach courses in the Teaching of Writing program.) Allison Funk M.F.A. Columbia University Professor Specializations: Teaching Creative Writing; Creative Writing (Poetry); Contemporary American Poetry; Modern British and American Literature John Pendergast Ph.D. University of Missouri Associate Professor Specializations: History of Rhetoric and Literacy; Renaissance Literature (esp. William Shakespeare and Edmund Spenser); Classical Literature in Translation; The Bible and/as Literature; Modern and Contemporary Poetic Theory; The Epic Nancy Ruff Ph.D. Princeton University Professor Specializations: Computers; the Internet; Composition Pedagogy; Medieval Literature (esp. Chaucer); Renaissance Literature; Restoration and Eighteenth Century Literature; Classical Influences; Greek; Latin; Women's Studies Geoffrey Schmidt M.F.A. University of Alabama Associate Professor Specializations: Teaching Creative Writing; Creative Writing (Fiction); American Literature; Contemporary American Fiction and Poetry; Popular Literature; Literary Editing Jeffrey Skoblow Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University Professor Specializations: Composition Pedagogy, Politics and Pedagogy, 19th & 20th Century British Literature, Drama, Creative Writing Carl Springer Ph.D. University of Wisconsin-Madison Professor Specializations: Classical Mythology, Greek and Latin Language and Literature, Ancient Rhetoric, the Trivium, Aesop's fables, Neo-Latin, the Biblical Epic Back to Top

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