Sarah Spring

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Sarah Spring (B.A. University of Central Arkansas, 2002; M.A. Texas A&M University, 2004). Her interests include computer technology, rhetorical theory, cultural communities, and visual media. Her current work in these areas focuses on the development of student identity within the "alien space" of the computer composition classroom. How do students orient themselves within the unfamiliar? What can be learned from their use and understanding of the metaphors community, place, and space? Or, more basically, how can their ease with emails and websites be translated into the more academic writing contexts?

She teaches ENGL 104 (Rhetoric and Composition), emphasizing student participation with visual rhetorics, community discourse, and literary analysis. Sarah is also an acquisitions editor for the Texas A&M University Press, and a new assistant editor for the Praxis section of the online journal Kairos.


 
Courses in Discourse Studies
ENGL 603
ENGL 652
ENGL 654
ENGL 655
ENGL 656
ENGL 665
ENGL 667
ENGL 682
ENGL 691
LING 602
LING 608
LING 665
LING 667
LING 668
LING 6XX
(new course)
   

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Discourse Studies Brown Bag Series

Faculty
Valerie Balester

Giovanna Del Negro

Elias Dominguez-Barajas

Elisa L. Everts

Shari Kendall

Stephanie Kerschbaum

Jimmie Killingsworth

J. Lawrence Mitchell

Jan Swearingen

Students
Eric Blodgett


Kathleen Flacy


Bobby James Kuechenmeister

Lindsey Penelope Sloan

Sarah Spring

Brad Thomas


Patricia Welsh

Anne-Marie Womack

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