...Shawna Shapiro; James Chase Sanchez This article examines the pedagogical response of English and writing faculty to a controversy that took place at their liberal arts college. Findings from faculty interviews highlight a number of ways that instructors might engage local controversies, in keeping...

... to the scholarship of teaching teachers are important components of keeping any structure of professional development relevant. © 2008 by Duke University Press 2008 Ball, Arnetha, and Ted Lardner. 2005 . African American Literacies Unleashed: Vernacular English and the Composition Classroom . Carbondale...

... keeping things simple to be sure they are correct. Applying different focuses, these books consider how to put teacher-learners at the center of the process of their own professional development. Jeffrey Jablonski argues that the expertise developed in composition studies needs to be recognized...

..., for good or for ill, of the communities in which we are enmeshed. This issue of Pedagogy comes back to that question again and again: what is, to adapt the title of Diana Pavlac Glyer’s study of the Inklings reviewed in this issue, the company we keep? Who are the ghosts, as Gary...

... of this essay only suggests the connection between Penthouse and Rabelais; the revised ver- sion in Company We Keep, so to speak, fleshes it out, even quotingPenthouse magazine on a woman’s pleasure at gang rape. This sordid episode serves as prelude to a discussion of the defilement of the Lady...

... allows them to keep filling that basket (for now). Meanwhile, large public universities like Texas-­Austin, Ohio State, and my own joint, Penn State, have rigorous and diverse rhetoric programs that place PhD students all over the demographic and professional map. But it is safe to say...

...Sheryl O'Sullivan The Company They Keep: C. S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien as Writers in Community . By Diana Pavlac Glyer. Kent, OH: Kent State University Press, 2007. LeFevre, Karen Burke. 1987 . Invention as a Social Act . Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press. Lewis...

... time. Good partnerships seemed marked by how the weaknesses and strengths of each writer complemented each other. Thirteen participants noted that collaboration could improve the process of writing and submitting articles by keeping them accountable to another person and by having someone else...

... with even newcomers for publication, may be tempted to keep the apprentice ignorant — the trained apprentice may surpass the master and become a rival. Mentor-­models who purposefully withhold information or oppress student agency are endemic in this model, but these extremes have a long history, so...

... thought of the possible reaction of a conservative Muslim man standing next to me waiting to pay the electricity bill. Could I remember to keep the front of the book covered? Probably not. So I found a black pen and gave her a t-shirt,­ deliberately defacing the Mucha painting just like the censors...

... then we must also face the consequences of that insistence. What are those consequences? 1. We must stop overproducing PhDs. If we believe in the vocational nature of graduate study in the humanities, it is ethically offensive to keep bringing large numbers of people into graduate programs...

... University Press 2023 college life during the pandemic undergraduate education writing center COVID-19 and student stress I'm finding a dead body . . . I'm in a car crash . . . I'm being outed to my family . . . These unrelenting nightmares keep waking me up far earlier than my alarm, so I'm...

... thinking.” I did not compose those lines, but I trot them out every time I describe the program to someone, and, given how far my own views depart from them, I sometimes feel like a vegetarian managing a slaughterhouse — someone who has to keep what their left hand is doing from what their right...

... for decades), but all those nice evaluations may not be sufficient for promo- tion in the eyes of the ranking committee. Mentor in a Manual lists a hypo- thetical tenure time line that Midland U. might use to keep its assistant profes- sors on track toward the associate rank. But at the nontenure school...

... of the ranking committee. Mentor in a Manual lists a hypo- thetical tenure time line that Midland U. might use to keep its assistant profes- sors on track toward the associate rank. But at the nontenure school, since maybe only two-thirds of the faculty members have doctorates, and since the majority of them may...

... of the ranking committee. Mentor in a Manual lists a hypo- thetical tenure time line that Midland U. might use to keep its assistant profes- sors on track toward the associate rank. But at the nontenure school, since maybe only two-thirds of the faculty members have doctorates, and since the majority of them may...

... of the ranking committee. Mentor in a Manual lists a hypo- thetical tenure time line that Midland U. might use to keep its assistant profes- sors on track toward the associate rank. But at the nontenure school, since maybe only two-thirds of the faculty members have doctorates, and since the majority of them may...

... powers on Earth, pervade cantos 19. Biographically, Dante the poet must work out his own concerns about how to accept what seems the unjust rul- ing of a wrongful earthly authority who represents the just rule of a divine authority. I offer students this overarching question to keep in the back...

... tighten (and, in fact, reversions of funds become required) and unfortunate short-term faculty lose their positions, “regular” faculty fill in the gaps. There’s a very firm COPLAC commitment to keeping classes fairly small so that discussions can take place and writing instruction can be thorough...

... Press of Kentucky. Wheatley, Phillis. 2001 . The Complete Writings , ed. Vincent Carretta. New York: Penguin Putnam. Woolman, John. 1971 . “Some Considerations on the Keeping of Negroes.” In The Journal and Essays of John Woolman , ed. Phillips P. Moulton, 198 -209. New York: Oxford University...