Kathleen Hunzer
B.A., Trenton State College
M.A., West Chester University
Ph.D., Lehigh University
Areas of Specialization:
Composition and Rhetoric, Film Studies, Adolescent Literature, Women's
Studies,and Modern American Literature
Publications:
Up coming book reviews in Pedagogy and Feminist Teacher
Lessons from the Public Sphere: Listening, Adversity, and Learning.
The International Journal of Listening 22.1 (2008): 90-98.
Diversifying Our Views of Argument: Dialogue, Respect, and Feminist
Rhetoric" Feminist Teacher 15.3 (2005): 213-233.
Increasing the Visibility of the Disinclined and Silenced: Enabling
Alternatives to Traditional Argument" ERIC (1999):
ED 431 201.
“Misperceptions of Gender in the Writing Center: Stereotyping
and the Facilitative Tutor.” Writing Lab Newsletter 22.2 (1997):
6-10.
Autobiographical Information:
Kathleen teaches Freshman Persuasive Reading and Writing, Sophomore
Literature, Advanced Composition, Women and Film and an honors seminar.
Kathleen's field of emphasis is Composition and Rhetoric, with secondary
emphases in Film Studies and Modern American Literature. She chose
composition/rhetoric because “I had a horrid writing experience
as an undergraduate. I wanted to focus on teaching writing in a way
that would be a positive experience for the students, not a replication
of my experience.” She is the Film Studies Coordinator, and
has also taught The Films of Alfred Hitchcock, Literature for Adolescents,
and Introduction to Women's Studies, and two honors courses: "Interrogating
the Literary Utopia" and "Freedom of Expression in America
Today."
