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Student Profiles - Student Scholarship - Alumni - Dissertations by Program Graduates
Christine M. Denecker (2007)
Toward Seamless Transition? Dual Enrollment and the Composition Classroom
Angela Wallington Zimmann (2007)
Turning the Noose that Binds into a Rope to Climb: A Textual Search for Rhetorical and Linguistic Gender-Markings in Speech Samples of Three Contemporary Female Orators
Tran Thai (2007)
Indirectness in Vietnamese Newspaper Commentaries: A Pilot Study
Lucille Shetzer (2007)
Confronting Aging and Serious Illness through Journaling: A Study of Writing as Therapy
Eric W. Stalions (2007)
Dynamic Criteria Mapping: A Study of the Rhetorical Values of Placement Evaluators
Robin Murphy (2007)
Post-9/11 Rhetorical Theory and Composition Pedagogy: Fostering Trauma Rhetorics as Civic Space
Brennan Thomas (2006)
Composition Studies and Teaching Anxiety: a Pilot Study of Teaching Groups and Discipline- and Program-Specific Triggers
Brent Royster (2006)
The Construction of Self in the Contemporary Creative Writing Workshop: a Personal Journey
Christopher Harris (2006)
First-Year Composition Handbooks: Buffering the Winds of Change
Mwangi Chege (2006)
"Old Wine" and "New Wineskins" (De)Colonizing Literacy in Kenya's Higher Education
Rebekah Shultz Colby (2006)
Resistance as Negotiation: Strategies and Tactics for Redefining Power Relationships in the Composition Classroom
Richard J. Colby (2006)
Computers, Composition and Context: Narratives of Pedagogy and Technology Outside the Computers and Writing Community
Holly Baumgartner (2005)
Visualizing Levinas: Existence and Existents Through Mulholland Drive, Memento, and Vanilla Sky
Inez Schaechterle (2005)
Lanette Cadle (2005)
A Public View of Private Writing: Personal Weblogs and Adolescent Girls
Mona Dunckel (2005)
Re-Vision: A Rhetorical Analysis of Change in the Holocaust Memorial Center
Karen Rowe (2005)
Painted Sermons: Explanatory Rhetoric and William Holman Hunt's Inscribed Frames
Cynthia Mahaffey (2004)
Wearing the Rainbow Triangle: the Effect of Out Lesbian Teachers and Lesbian Teacher Subjectivities on Student Choice of Topics, Student Writing, and Student Subject Positions in the First-Year Composition Classroom
Elizabeth Monske (2004)
Transitioning into the Fully Online Writing Course: A Pilot Study
Paul Casey (2004)
Moments of Reconciliation: Kairos in Theory and Praxis
Doreen Piano (2003)
Congragating Women: Reading the Rhetorical Arts of Third Wave Subcultural Production
Julie Kearney (2003)
The Potential for Expressive and Therapeutic Writing Outcomes in the Basic Communication Course at Denver University, 1939--1950
Paul A. Cesarini (2003)
Toward a New Literacy: Technology, Policy, and Control
Barbara Toth (2001)
The Rhetoric, Writing, and Action in Context of Teresa of Avila: An Appraisal
Christine Tulley (2001)
Removing the Mask of Silence: Building Female Self-Esteem in the Junior High Writing Classroom Using the Cybergrrl Project
Randall W. McClure (2001)
Authority as a Tension in the College Composition Classroom: Making the Case for a Teacher-Centered, Student-Focused Pedagogy
Russell Sprinkle (2001)
Written Commentary and Reflective Teaching: A Systematic, Theory-Based Approach to Response
Josephine Booth (2001)
This is Not Your Mother's Education: The Need for Hypertext Writing in First-Year Composition
Edward Karshner (2000)
Representation, Interpretation, Writing: A Phenomenological Approach to Composition
Johnathan D. Mauk (2000)
Writing in Place: A Story of Geography and Composition Pedagogy
Jai Hee Cho (1999)
A Study of Contrastive Rhetoric between East Asian and North American Cultures as Demonstrated through Student Expository Essays from Korea and the United States
Joseph Wilferth (1999)
Toward Literacy in a New Medium: Hypertext Writing and Composition Pedagogy
Keith Duffy (1999)
The Role of Spirituality in Re-Envisioning Writing Pedagogy
Paul A. Tanner (1999)
Embedded Assessment and Writing: Potentials of Portfolio-Based Testing as a Response to Mandated Assessment in Higher Education
Richard Miller (1999)
The Rehabilitating Role of Martin Buber's I-Thou Relationship in Rhetoric and Composition Studies
Scott Calhoun (1999)
The Classical Trivium in Contemporary Contexts: Receptions and Re-Formations of an Ancient Model of Schooling
Avis Rupert (1999)
Ethnography and Ethnographic-Like Approaches in the Composition and Language Arts Classroom: A Guide to Student Instruction
Michael Ryan (1999)
Words Signifying Light: The Rhetorical Figures as a Prism of Illumination in St. Augustine's "Confessions"
Barbara Liu (1998)
Meeting the Needs of Diverse Students in Institutions of Diversity: A Genre Process Approach to College Writing Instruction
Brad Barry (1998)
Writer Motivation, Rhetorical Purpose and Classroom Web Publication Projects
John J. Fallon (1998)
The Impact of Inservice Teacher Training on the Writing of 879 High School Juniors in Five West Central Ohio Counties
Rosalee Stilwell (1998)
Ethos in the Reflective Voice of James Morris
Associate
Siew Chat Burroughs (1998)
Diversifying Models of Audience: Gendering the Relationship between Author and Audience in Written Communication
Teresa Murden (1998)
Technological Literacy: Historical Perspectives on Literacy in American Law, Legislation, and Public Policy
Timothy Ray (1998)
Troubling the Technology: Exploring Issues of Community and Diversity in the Network-Supported First-Year Composition Classroom
Xuewei Wu (1998)
Writing Across Culture: An American Woman Writing her Life in China (1912-1926): A Rhetorical Analysis of Grace McClurg Carson's Archival Collections
Sharon Strand (1997)
Reporting Writing Center Successes: Authentic Assessment in the Writing Center
Guo Danquing (1998)
Metaphor in Context: Toward a Tagmemic Linguistic Approach
Alan I. Rea, Jr. (1997)
Practicing Informed Writing Pedagogy in the Computerized Classroom: Talking the Talk and Walking the Walk
Carolyn Keefe (1997)
On the Road: Exploring Travel and Travel Writing in Composition Studies
Christine Shearer-Cremean (1997)
(Re)Constructing the Scene of a Crime: A Descriptive Taxonomy of Police Reports on Conjugal Violence Against Women
Michael C. Morgan (1996)
Student Rhetorical Interaction in an E-mail Conference: A Case Study of a First-Year Writing Course
Steven D. Krause (1996)
The Immediacy of Rhetoric: Definitions, Illustrations, and Implications
John Michael Clark (1995)
Cognitive Apprenticeship, Motivation, and College Writing: Theoretical and Pedagogical Considerations
Priscilla Riggle (1995)
A Critique of College-Level Writing Placement Procedures: A Case Study of the Reading Practices of Four Evaluators
Yan Xiao-Tong (1995)
Cohesion and Online Documentation
Donna Nelson-Beene (1993)
Portfolio Assessment as a Tool for Training Composition Instructors: A Consideration of the Model Implemented by the General Studies Writing Program at Bowling Green State University
Virginia Skinner-Linnenberg (1993)
Dramatizing Writing: Reinstating Delivery in the Classroom
Gail Shanely Corso (1991)
How to "Let them Write-Together": The Effects of Social Styles on Written Products of College Entry-Level Collaborative Writers
Mark Delmaramo (1991)
Microcomputers and the Writing Process: A Survey and Critique
Craig Hergert (1990)
Towards a Rhetoric of Satire: The Interaction between Reader and Satiric Text
Louise Golden (1990)
What's not Right with Writing: The Effects of Grammar Instruction and Writing Apprehension on the Composing Processes of Basic Writers at the American State College
Peter Schreffler (1990)
Caught between Two Worlds: The Spiritual Predicament and Rhetorical Ambivalence of Garrison Keillor
Associate
James Martin (1989)
Towards a Theory of Textuality for Contrastive Rhetoric Research
Janet Auten (1989)
The Text in the Margin: A Theoretical Analysis of Teacher Commentary on Student Writing
Lynette Porter (1989)
Technical Writing with Computers: A Study of the Documentation-Production Processes of Technical Communicators in Industry
Rex Easley (1989)
Common Ground: Fiction-writing and Composition
Associate
John Cullen (1984)
The Ordinary Self and the Maker of Images: an Introduction to "Headhunting" (Contemporary, Poetics)
Roxanne Cullen (1984)
Toward A Pedagogy of Rewriting (Composition Theory)
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