English and technical communication
The U.S. has beef with its history
In her new book, Cattle Country: Livestock in the Cultural Imagination, Dr. Kathryn Dolan examines beef and cattle production in 19th-century America. Her research shows the cow emerging as the nation’s representative food animal, earning it a role in many works of literature of the day.
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ACUE online teaching accreditation goes to 53 instructors
More than 50 Missouri S&T instructors earned a nationally recognized teaching credential as well as online teaching certification through the Association of College and University Educators (ACUE).
Read More »Learn about resumes over lunch
Dr. Carleigh Davis, assistant professor of English and technical communication, will present a lunch-and-learn presentation titled “Professional Resumes to Rave About” noon-12:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 24, via Zoom.
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Tune into ‘Cats and Crime’ lecture Feb. 23
Dr. Jossalyn Larson, assistant teaching professor of English and technical communication, will present a talk titled “Cats and Crime” at 4 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 23, via Zoom. Tune in as Larson discussed the rise of cats and true crime with her analysis of “Tiger King.”
Read More »Georgia Tech leader named new provost
Dr. Colin Potts, vice provost for undergraduate education and professor of interactive computing at Georgia Institute of Technology, will become provost and executive vice chancellor for academic affairs at Missouri S&T effective June 1.
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Outstanding teaching awards go to 44 faculty
Forty-four faculty members will be honored with the Outstanding Teaching Award for 2019-20 and 35 faculty members received an Outstanding Teaching Commendation. Additionally two faculty members are being honored with the Sustained Excellence in Outstanding Teaching Award. Recipients are:
Read More »S&T faculty honored during Homecoming
Two S&T faculty were among the nine awardees honored during the Miner Alumni Association’s Homecoming celebration in October.
Read More »Goldberg to share writing process in today’s talk
Matt Goldberg, associate teaching professor of English and technical communication, will present a talk titled “Character and Conflict in Short Fiction Writing” at 4 p.m. today (Thursday, Oct. 22) via Zoom at bit.ly/seriesbrownbag.
Read More »In the news: As It Ought to Be, Campus Technology, CNN, NY Magazine, TheList.com, St. Louis Public Radio, Wall Street Journal
Dr. Agnes Vojta, teaching professor of physics, discusses her recent volume of poetry, The Eden of Perhaps, in an interview with Chase Dimrock of As It Ought to Be magazine.
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