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Dr. Jenn Fishman黑料论坛

黑料论坛 Hall 248 and Raynor 240

MilwaukeeWI53201United States of AmericaMH: (414) 288-3467
OTT: (414) 288-5542jenn.fishman@marquette.edu

Associate Professor of English and Co-Director, Ott Memorial Writing Center

English

I'm a rhetoric and composition/writing studies teacher and scholar. A member of the 黑料论坛 faculty since 2011, I used to direct First-Year English; now, I'm Co-Director of the Ott Memorial Writing Center, and I'm Chief Capacitator of the . 

My recent scholarship includes three books:  (Parlor Press 2020) with Dominic DelliCarpini and Jane Greer, T (Utah State University Press 2023) with Amy C. Kimme Hea, and  (WAC Clearinghouse/UP of Colorado) with Romeo Garcia and Lauren Rosenberg. 

I have a wide range of additional publications, including articles, book chapters, and a database, the  (REx). I've also edited special issues of CCC Online (), Peitho (), and Community Literacy Journal (), and I am the Principal Investigator of 3 grant-supported research projects. A recipient of the Richard Braddock Award and the Coalition for Community Writing Outstanding Book Award, I am Past President of the Coalition of Feminist Scholars in the History of Rhetoric and Composition and the founding Co-Chair of the CCCC Committee on Undergraduate Research. As an inaugural member of the Literacy in Composition Studies Editorial Board and the Coalition of Community Writing (CCW) Board of Directors, as in all activities listed above, my modus operandi is making meaningful opportunities available for others.

Courses Taught

• ENGL 1001: Academic Literacies
• ENGL 1002: Public Literacies
• ENGL 2001: Ways of Knowing (with Near West Side Partners)
• ENGL 3210: College Writing Writ Large; Just in Time 
• ENGL 4995: Independent Study
• ENGL 4995H: Honors Undergraduate Research Project
• ENGL 4997: Essays at the End of English
• ENGL 5932: Writing (Graduate) Education
• ENGL 5997: Essays at the End of English (Graduate Level)
• ENGL 6995: Independent Study (Graduate Level)
• ENGL 6998: Professional Project (Graduate Level)

Research Interests

• Writing research, especially longitudinal studies of college writing
• Undergraduate research, especially in writing studies
• Community listening
• Feminist rhetorics
• Scholarly communication, including editorial work and digital publishing

Additional Information

Office Hours

Fall 2025

• Wednesday 12pm -1:30pm (virtual)
• Thursday 3:30-5:00 (Raynor 240)

Teaching Schedule

Fall 2025

3201/101 TTh 11:00-12:15 Johnston Hall

• Ways of Knowing: Writing Community Change

4997/5997 TTh 12:30- 1:45pm 338 Johnston Hall

• Capstone:  Essays at the End of English

4995/101 TTh 2-3pm

• Independent Study: Composite Storytelling