| Dr. Amy A. Childers | |||||
| ENGL 1102 Composition II | Dr. Childers holds
a B.A. (1993) and M.A. (1995) in English from Eastern Kentucky University,
and a Ph.D. (2002) in Discourse Studies/Rhetoric & Composition from Texas
A&M University.
She is the Director of First-Year Composition and teaches a range of writing courses, from Freshman to Advanced Composition. Other courses she teaches are Business Communication, the Senior Seminar for Writing Majors, and the Rhetoric of Humor. She is the Coordinator for the Visiting Author Series, and a Faculty Senator. Dr. Childers is also the faculty advisor for Mountain Laurels, the NGCSU Student Art & Literary Magazine. She has published on Kenneth Burke and Virginia Woolf (Academic Exchange Quarterly), and Written Voice (Composition Studies). She is currently working on two books: a book on Written Voice and The Artist as Activist in Appalachia. Little known facts: She interned as a Technical Writer at IBM/Tivoli Division for three summers during graduate school (1998-2000). Her guilty pleasures are corny jokes and Science Fiction.
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Dr. Amy A. Childers Assistant Professor of English, Rhetoric & Composition Department of English Dunlap Hall 314-C Phone: (706) 864-1961 Fax: (706) 864-1485 |
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