... . Graff Gerald . 2009 . “ Presidential Address 2008: Courseocentrism .” PLMA 124 : 727 – 44 . Guelzo Alan C. 2010 . “ The Douglas Debate—No Lincoln This Time ,” Minding the Campus: Reforming Our Universities , November 17 , www.mindingthecampus.com/originals/2010/11...

... and edited a number of books on literary theory and criticism, American history, and American literature. Virginia Crisco is a doctoral student in rhetoric and composition at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, where she works as associate coordinator of composition and teaches first-year writing. Her...

...) and three other books. Adam Hubrig teaches courses in rhetoric and composition at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, where he is a doctoral candidate. His research, which centers on community literacy and disability studies, has appeared in the Michigan Journal of Service Learning and is forthcoming...

.... Blankenship is professor of statistics at the University of Nebraska –  Lincoln. She teaches graduate courses in mathematical statistics and nonlin- ear models and is also actively involved in teacher development. Her research focuses on nonlinear models, statistical applications in the life sciences...

... called Roseland. It is very diff erent from Lincoln. I like it out in the country on a farm. We have the typical farm with chickens, ducks, rabbits, a dog, and tons of cats . . . I remember the days of playing down at the pond. We made mud cakes, and played in the sand down by the bridge. I was always so...

... House . Graff Gerald . 1987 . Professing Literature: An Institutional History of English . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . ———. 1992 . Beyond the Culture Wars: How Teaching the Conflicts Can Revitalize Education . New York : Norton . Holzer Harold . 2004 . Lincoln...

... letters, and religious treatises. The documents accompanying chapter 4 on “Reli- gious Life, Ritual, and Prayer,” for example, focus on topics of interest to the study of Chaucer, including Matthew of Paris’s account of the murder of Hugh of Lincoln (one source of the Prioress’s Tale), as well...

... Kinzy is a doctoral candidate at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln, where she teaches undergraduate courses in composition and literacy studies. Her research interests include literacy studies and issues of access, cross- cultural dialogue, and assessment methods in support of student learning...

... Friedow et al.    Learning Interdisciplinary Pedagogies  407 Lincoln from the summer of 2008 to the summer of 2009; beginning in the summer of 2008, the four of us — three members of the statistics department and one member of the English department — designed, developed, and sub- sequently cotaught...

... of composition. His previous publications include articles in College Composition and Communication, JAC, and Rhetoric Review. He is currently working on projects relating design to rhetoric and on the place of composition studies in general education curricula. Ersula Ore is Lincoln Professor of Ethics...

... and women s studies at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln, where she teaches composition, literacy studies, and English education and coordinates the composition program. She also co-coordinates UNL s Peer Review of Teaching Project and has been inducted into UNL s Academy of Distinguished Teachers. Her...

... of Churchill Fiasco: Indian Studies Needs Clear Standards.” Indian Country Today, 7 July. www.indiancountrytoday.com/ archive/28209314.html. Cruikshank,  Julie, with Angela Sidney, Kitty Smith, and Annie Ned. 1990. Life Lived like a Story: Life Stories of Three Yukon Native Elders. Lincoln...

..., digital rhetoric, and intersections between critical theory and writing studies. Kate Kostelnik earned her PhD in English from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, where she also served as the associate coordinator of the writing center. Her fiction, which earned a 2007 fellowship from the New...

... English, 2003). He is currently at work on a book for fi rst-year students titled Rewriting: How to Do Things with Texts. 506 Pedagogy Rochelle Harris is a doctoral candidate in rhetoric and composition at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, where she teaches courses in composition, literacy...

... English, 2003). He is currently at work on a book for fi rst-year students titled Rewriting: How to Do Things with Texts. 506 Pedagogy Rochelle Harris is a doctoral candidate in rhetoric and composition at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, where she teaches courses in composition, literacy...

... diversity and literary and writing studies, and their intersections with community-based learning. Contributors 577 Sandra L. Tarabochia is a doctoral student in composition and rhetoric at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. Her current interests...

.... Currently, he is a doctoral candidate in English and creative writing at the University of Nebraska-­Lincoln, where he teaches a variety of courses on rhetoric, literature, and creative writing. His research interests include composition and creative writing pedagogy,  Jewish American literature...

... rhetoric courses, helping students mediate ethnographic and virtual worlds, and designing innovative practices for graduate teaching. Contributors  441 Shari Stenberg is associate professor at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln, where she teaches...

... writing courses, and popular culture studies. She is in the process of coauthoring “Critical Com- panion to  J. K. Rowling” (2010) with Karley Adney. She received her doctor- ate in American literature from the University of Nebraska – Lincoln. Aeron Haynie is associate professor of English...

.... 2017 . “ Tilting at Windmills: Refiguring Graduate Education in English to Prepare Future Two- Year College Professionals .” PhD diss. , University of Nebraska – Lincoln . Jensen Darin L. Toth Christie 2017 . “ Unknown Knowns: The Past, Present, and Future of Graduate Preparation...