Rhetoric, Writing, and Linguistics Graduate Courses 2007-2009
Graduate students may earn 6 hours of 400 level courses towards their MA.
Spring 2007
- English/Linguistics 471 Sociolinguistics Ilona Leki
- English/Linguistics 485 Special Topics in Language: Talkin' Trash: The Nature and Function of Contemporary Verbal Sparring Bethany Dumas
- English 505 Teaching First-Year Composition Mike Keene
- English 589 Special Topics in Language: Visual Rhetoric Russel Hirst
- English 589 Special Topics in Language: Research Design Bethany Dumas
Fall 2007
- English 588 Readings in Applied Rhetoric: Feminist Rhetorical Theory Applied to Teaching Writing Mike Keene
- English 682 Topics in Rhetoric and Composition Mary Jo Reiff
Spring 2008
- English/Linguistics 472 American English Dialects Bethany Dumas
- English/Linguistics 476 Second Language Acquisition Ilona Leki
- English 495 Introduction to Rhetoric and Composition—As Teaching Traditions Jenn Fishman
- English 505 Teaching First-Year Composition Mary Jo Reiff
- English 582 Special Topics in Writing: Literacy and Learning in Rhetoric's Early Modern Extracurriculum Jenn Fishman
- English 585 Issues in Invention, Style, and Audience Russel Hirst
- English 680 Discourse Analysis Bethany Dumas
Fall 2008
- English/Linguistics 474 Issues in ESL/EFL Ilona Leki
- English 490 Language and Law Bethany Dumas
- English 587 History of Rhetoric II: Renaissance through Modern Jenn Fishman
- English 682 Topics in Rhetoric and Composition Mike Keene
Fall 2008
- English 496 Rhetoric of Legal Discourse Bethany Dumas
- English 505 Teaching First-Year Composition Mike Keene
- English 575 Issues in L2 Rhetoric and Composition Ilona Leki
- English 582 Special Topics in Writing: Literacy and Learning in Rhetoric's Early Modern Extracurriculum Jenn Fishman
- English 589 Special Topics in Language Bethany Dumas