Reported to the Dean in 2023
Nikki Casswell, Elise Dixon (English, Theatre, and World Languages), Genie Giaimo, Marilee Brooks-Gillies, and Wonderful Faison. “Remaking IWCA: A Call for Sustained Anti-Racist Change.” In Writing Centers and Racial Justice: A Guidebook for Critical Praxis. Talisha Haltiwanger Morrison and Deidre Anne Evans Garriott, eds. Utah State University Press. November 2023.
Cynthia Miecznikowski and Danielle Chilcote (English, Theatre, and World Languages), “’How One Learns to Discourse’ Through COVID-19 and Beyond: Reimagining Literacy Instruction Through the Writings of James Moffett.” In Toward a Re-emergence of James Moffett’s Mindful, Spiritual, and Student-Centered Pedagogy. Eds. Jonathan Marine, et al., Peter Lang Publishing. 2023. Studies in Composition and Rhetoric 21. Alice S. Horning, series editor.
Reported to the Dean in 2022
Anthony Celaya and Joseph D. Sweet (English, Theatre & World Language) "Multi-Modal Explorations of Identity." In The Music of What Happens.” In Queer Young Adult Literature as a Complement to the English Language Arts Curriculum. Paula Greathouse, Cody Miller, eds. Rowman & Littlefield. February 2022.
Reported to the Dean in 2021
Matthew Cox., Elise Dixon (English, Theatre & World Languages), Katie Manthey, Maria Novotny, Rachel Robinson, and Trixie Smith. “Embodiment, Relationality, and Constellation: A Cultural Rhetorics Story of Doctoral Writing.” In Re-Imagining Doctoral Writing. Cecile Badenhorst, Brittany Amell, and James Burford, eds. WAC Clearinghouse, September 2021.
Elise Dixon (English, Theatre & World Languages) and Cassie Brownell. “(Graduate) Friends with Benefits: Writing Relationships in the Center.” In #Redefining Roles: The Professional, Faculty, and Graduate Consultant's Guide to Writing Centers. Megan Jewell and Joseph Cheatle, eds. UP of Colorado, October 2021.
Laura Hakala (English, Theatre & World Languages), “Southern Children’s Literature.” In A de Grummond Primer: Highlights from the Children’s Literature Collection, edited by Carolyn Brown, Ellen Ruffin, and Eric Tribunella. University Press of Mississippi, May 2021.
Walter Lewallen (English, Theatre & World Languages), “Technology.” In Norman Mailer in Context, Maggie McKinley, ed. Cambridge University Press, September 2021.