(last updated winter 2016)
Courses taught
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Illinois State University
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ENG 249: Technical Writing I (f2f/online, undergrad)
Introduction to technical and professional writing. Includes study of manuals, reports, proposals, audience analysis, formatting, and style. 
ENG 283: Rhetorical Theory and Applications (f2f, undergrad)
Critical and analytical examination of the nature and historical development of rhetorical theory and its applications to contemporary discourse.
ENG 349: Technical Writing II (f2f/online, grad/undergrad)
Instruction and practice in editing, proposals, and analytical writing; attention given to style manuals, research writing, and (as needed) publication.
ENG 350: Visible Rhetorics (f2f, grad/undergrad)
Critical examination of visual texts (broadly defined) as they are located within various rhetorical, social, and cultural context and critical production of visual texts.
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ENG 351: Hypertext/Digital Rhetorics (f2f/online, grad/undergrad)
Study of theory and research in digital rhetorics as a basis for the production of various digital texts.
ENG 451: Topics in Technical Communication: Technical Communication in the Zombie Apocalypse (f2f and online, grad)
A course on risk/crisis communication that became a crash course in pandemic tactical tech comm.
ENG 467: Technology and English Studies | Digital Rhetorics (f2f, grad)
An overview of key theories, methods, practices, and pedagogies that inform and are informed by digital rhetorical studies.
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Northern Illinois University
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ENGL 308: Technical Writing
Writing for professional contexts, covering basic strategies related to audience, document design, genre, and collaboration. ENGL 424: Topics in Tech Writing (Writing for Electronic Media) Study of theory and practice of writing in digital environments. ENGL 103: Intro to Rhetoric and Composition Introduction to writing and revising various genres while following an arc from private to public. |
University of Colorado
ENGL 2010: Introduction to Literary Theory
Examination of the major literary theory paradigms of the post-World War II era.
Examination of the major literary theory paradigms of the post-World War II era.
The Institute of Reading Development
Programs R - 7, literacy skills for various age levels
5-week summer enrichment programs for children who need help learning to read and adults who want to improve
5-week summer enrichment programs for children who need help learning to read and adults who want to improve