Meet The Faculty
GraceMarie MikeGraceMarie Mike’s Undergraduate career began at King’s college in her hometown where her love of English studies flourished and her interests in writing began. She asked herself, “What is it about these [writing] courses?” And in an attempt to answer, Mike expresses her enjoyment and the ways in which she recognizes opportunity.
One opportunity she jumped at was a series of studies in translingualism and how theories and practices play a role in grammar as it is studied by rhetoricians and composition theorists and how it influences the teaching of writing courses.
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Glassworks Issue 12
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Rowan writers and readers celebrate the recent publications of Joan Hanna's poetry chapbook The Miracle of Mercury and Issue 12 of Glassworks Magazine.
Joan Hanna has published poetry, creative nonfiction, book reviews and essays in various online and print journals. Finishing Line Press has published two books of poetry by Hanna: The Miracle of Mercury and Threads, which was a Finalist in the 2014 Next Generation Indie Book Awards. Hanna teaches creative writing at Rowan University and has also previously held positions as Assistant Managing Editor for River Teeth: A Journal of Nonfiction Narrative, Assistant Editor, Nonfiction/Poetryfor r.kv.r.y. Quarterly Literary Journal, Senior Editor forGlassworks, and Managing Editor for Poets’ Quarterly. Hanna holds a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from Ashland University. |
College of Communication and Creative Arts Showcase
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Saturday, April 16, friends, family, colleagues and mentors celebrated the accomplishments of outstanding students during the annual College of Communication and Creative Arts Showcase
We celebrates the following accomplishments of our students:
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We like to give a warm congratulations to Robert Josey, winner of the excellence in Writing Arts Award. Throughout his years at Rowan Robert demonstrated outstanding course performance, but also strong leadership skills and a lot of promise in the writing/teaching field.
Writing Arts presented at two tables with a handful of projects. Projects included student devised projects composed during courses such as Writing, Research and Technology. Infographics and magazines as well as our departmental and Writing Center websites all created and maintained by our hard working and talented Writing Arts students were showcased to a heft audience. |