Dr. Joseph Robertshaw

Lecturer, English

Contact

1310 Ben Graves Drive
Morton Hall
Room 271
Huntsville, AL 35899
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joseph.robertshaw@uah.edu

Biography

Curriculum Vitae


Education

  • Ph.D. Rhetoric and Writing, Bowling Green State University, 2018
  • MA English, Youngstown State University, 2011
  • MS Education (Curriculum & Instruction) Youngstown State University, 2010
  • BA English, University of Maryland University College, 2007
  • AGS General Studies, Harold Washington College, 2007

Expertise

  • Rhetorics
  • Technical and Business Writing
  • Working Class Studies
  • Technologies of Writing
  • Multimodality
  • Pedagogy/Andragogy
  • Science Fiction and Fantasy
  • Young Adult Literature

Recent Publications

  • Peace, Michael R., and Joseph W. Robertshaw. The Crossroads Saga - Book 1: Intolerance. Thunderchild Publishing, 2020.

  • Zen Arguments: to argue without arguing - a class book that combines the teaching practices of the course with the results produced by students in the intermediate writing class that I designed and taught in Fall 2016.

  • The Phenomenon of Academic Labor in 21st Century Composition: a heuristic for textual study – Dissertation.

  • "Adjunct Island and the New Navigational Chart\- as part of the The Karen Lentz Madison Award for Scholarship Selected for Publication in the CEA Critic, 97.3, Fall 2017.

  • "Reading is Alive at Youngstown State: A conversation with Dr. Jeffrey Buchanan". OJELA.Vol 56:Issue1. Spring/Summer 2016. pp.73-77.

  • "Literacy Artifacts: Preserving Tools, Methods, and Teachers' Technologies of the Long Nineteenth Century" digital exhibit. co-authored with Sara Austin, Kelly Moreland, Lauren Salisbury, Danielle Donelson, Stephen Oheni-Larbi, Soha Youssef, Lauren Garskie, Kristin LaFollette, Stephen Raulli, Marshall Saenz, Dr. Sue Carter Wood, Frederick Honneffer, Stefanie Hunker, Nicholas Pavlik. https://digitalgallery.bgsu.edu/student/exhibits/show/literacy

  • "This is a Book Review: A review of Laurie Greis' A Still Life with Rhetoric", Multi-modal Book Review, Computers and Composition Online Fall 2015 – Spring 2016