JOYCE RAIN ANDERSON
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Welcome to ENGL 226: Writing about Writing

​This course serves as an introduction to the Writing and Writing Studies Concentration in the English major.  During the course you will not only be learning about the histories and theories, but you will also spend some time paying attention to your own writing practices—how you develop ideas, compose, draft, revise, challenge, edit and so on.  You will also get a chance to explore different aspects of writing and what can potentially be a career in writing. While it will be impossible to cover everything in this one course, I hope to at least help you experience the vibrant field of writing and writing studies as well as provide you with an avenue to pursue through English Studies. 
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  • About Me
    • Contact Me
    • Curriculum Vita
  • FALL 2025 CLASSES
    • ENGL 101/144E-20
    • ENGL 326 >
      • ENGL 326 Readings
    • NAIS 200 >
      • Readings for NAIS 200
    • ENGL 301 Writing and the Teaching of Writing >
      • Spring 2024 Courses
      • ENGL 301 Readings
      • ENGL 301 Blog
  • Writing Fellows
  • BSU Homepage
  • Research
  • Resources
    • Writing
    • Indigenous Rhetorics
    • Diversity and Inclusion
  • Pine Ridge Partnership
  • Untitled