This was not an ordinary semester: personally, externally, politically, institutionally, virtually. But let’s start with personal...

Recently in my pedagogy course, we read “Here They Do This, There They Do That: Latinas/Latinos Writing Across Institutions” Todd Ruecker...

As the weeks go by, I am further exposed to what composition can be. The singular notion that the space I occupy in my classroom is as a...

For newly minted teachers of ENG101 in the doctoral program at Southern Miss, the first half of the course is mapped out in a general...

Each day these concepts from my doctorate become more and more interconnected with one another. It’s a weekly inundation of theories...

During my undergraduate days, I remember a common saying among my classmates that college professors don’t know how to teach. This...

It’s been two years since I last taught College Composition at the University of Baltimore for my MFA degree. This week, I stepped into...