Literature: Faculty Presentations (1991-2023)
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Collection preserves presentations by faculty and staff of the former Department of Literature. These presentations are included in collections of the successor Department of English.
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from 2005
The Heart of the Matter: Collaboration and the Learning Community, Helen E. Howells
The Savannah Read, Helen E. Howells
Harry Potter and the Chivalric Code of Conduct, Carol P. Jamison
King Breaking and King Making Women in Beowulf and Volsungasaga, Carol P. Jamison
from 2004
“Desperately Seeking Shakespeare,” presented as part of “Elizabeth I: Ruler and Legend,”a traveling exhibition sponsored by the ALA, NEH, and Newberry Library, Christopher P. Baker
Boredom, Helen E. Howells
“No Red Pen Required.” Co-presented with Andi Beth Mincer, Physical Therapy, Helen E. Howells
Reading Gloria Anzaldua, Helen E. Howells
The Hidden "R" in NWP: Using Writing Strategies to Teach Reading, Helen E. Howells
The Regents’ Test, Helen E. Howells
from 2003
Volpone: Jonson’s Dantean Comedy, Christopher P. Baker
Developing the Writing Program Website: A Case Study in Collaborative Teaching. Co- presented with Nancy Luke, Faculty Support, Helen E. Howells
Just Write, Helen E. Howells
Learning the Teacher and Enlightening the Fire Chiefs: Teaching Composition Downtown, Helen E. Howells
Literature and the Writing Process, Helen E. Howells
Reading the Word/World in First-Year Composition, Helen E. Howells
Writing Reminders, Helen E. Howells
King Arthur Online and through the Ages. Teaching Arthurian Literature, Carol P. Jamison
from 2002
“Romeo’s Flies and Donne’s ‘The Flea, Christopher P. Baker
Becoming Professionals: From Composition Candidates to Colleagues, Helen E. Howells
Just Write, Helen E. Howells
Rhythms of Growth: Making Transitions in Site Leadership, Helen E. Howells
Finding Female Voices in the Fabliaux, Carol P. Jamison
The Germanic Peaceweaver as Exile, Carol P. Jamison
Wolves and Peaceweavers: Wulf and Eadwacer Revisited, Carol P. Jamison
