Educaton: B.S., MS in English Education, Florida State ; Ed. E., Georgia.
Research Interests: feminist rhetoric, rhetorical and literacy history, technologies for writing, composition studies.
Books: Rhetorical Women (2004); Identity Matters: Rhetorics of Difference (1999); New Directions in Composition Research (1984); Word Processors and the Writing Process (1984).
Essays: "The Master's Tools," Narration as Knowledge (1997); "Discourse and Diversity," CCC (1992); "Freedom, Form, and Function: Varieties of Academic Discourse," CCC (1995).
Editing: Thirty-two monographs and technical reports edited for the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies of Writing (1989-2003).
Professional Service: Director of Communication Across the Curriculum; Past chair, Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC); Director of the Minnesota Writing Project (1989-2003); President's Award for Outstanding Service to the Community (Minnesota), 2002; Academy of Distinguished Teachers, 2000.

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