Timothy A. Henningsen
Professor & Chair of English Composition | College of DuPage
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Teacher-scholar of writing, rhetoric, & literature. Faculty leader, curriculum developer, & Wikipedia scholar. Specializations include situated writing, service/experiential learning, & literary expertise in transnational U.S./Caribbean studies circa WWII.
PhD, The University of Illinois at Chicago
MA, The University of Illinois at Chicago
BS, The University of Wisconsin-Madison
SUMMER 2020 ZOOM OFFICE HOURS:
TUESDAY: 12p-1p
WEDNESDAY: 11a-12p
THURSDAY: 12p-1p
also available by appointment or phone.
PUBLICATIONS:
PUBLICATIONS:
"The Slow, Necessary Death of the Research Paper." Wiki Education Foundation. 17 May 2016.
"Writing Wikipedia." Learning Technologies at College of DuPage. 17 Aug 2016.
"The Caribbean Conundrum: The Restrictive Liberation of Language, Rhetoric, and Idiom in Anglophone Caribbean Literature." Rhetoric: Concord and Controversy. Eds. Antonio de Velasco and Melody Lehn. Long Grove, IL: Waveland, 2012. 225-232.
Feeling American: Caribbean Petitions for a New World Literary Ethos [doctoral dissertation]. University of Illinois at Chicago, 2012
"A Hybrid Genre Supports Hybrid Roles in Community-University Collaboration." Co-authored with Diane Chin, Ann Feldman, Caroline Gottschalk-Druschke, Tom Moss, Nadya Pittendrigh, and Stephanie Turner Reich. Going Public: What Writing Programs Learn from Engagement. Eds. Shirley K. Rose and Irwin Weiser. Logan: Utah State U P, 2010. 85-109.
COD COURSES SITES:
COD COURSES SITES:
ENGLI 1101: Composition 1 | "Situated Writing and the Art of Persuasion"
ENGLI 1102: Composition 2 | "Research, Writing, and the Production of Knowledge"
ENGLI 1130: Introduction to Literature | "Remix Lit"
ENGLI 1150: Short Fiction | "Texts in Context"
ENGLI 1161: Multicultural Lit of the U.S. | "African American Literature"
LEARNING COMMUNITIES: w/ Prof Sam Mitrani | "The Literary History of Chicago"
LEARNING COMMUNITIES: w/ Prof Jason Ertz | "Research as Narrative"
LEARNING COMMUNITIES: w/ Prof Jason Snart | "Videogames and the Stories that Make Them"
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