Liz Rohan, Ph.D.

Professor of Composition and Rhetoric
Liz Rohan
College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters
Language, Culture, and the Arts
Honors Program

Teaching Areas:

Composition and Rhetoric, Women's & Gender Studies

Research Areas:

Composition, Feminism, Pedagogy, Research Methods, Writing

Biography and Education

With Gesa Kirsch, I edited Beyond the Archives: Research as Lived Process (Southern Illinois Press, 2008). My research, that reflects my ongoing interests in pedagogy, feminist research methods and America’s progressive era, has appeared in journals such as Rhetoric Review, Composition Studies, Pedagogy, JAEPL, Reflections, Composition Forum, Peitho, and also in several book chapters.

I edited the diaries of a historical college student, John Price, that is published online in cooperation with Denison University and the Five Colleges of Ohio Digital Depository.

Education

B.A. in American Culture, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

M.A. in Writing, Depaul University-Chicago

Ph.D. in English, with a concentration in Writing Studies, University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign