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 Live Through This: A Mother's Memoir of Runaway Daughters and Reclaimed Love by English
faculty Debra Gwartney is a finalist for a National Book Critics Circle Award in autobiography.
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Our department offers a wide variety of undergraduate and graduate courses to meet the needs of
students with a diversity of interests, and academic and professional backgrounds. By studying literature, rhetoric,
composition, and critical theory, students in the Department of English acquire experience in intertextual and
cross-disciplinary inquiry represented by many cultures and historical periods. They learn critical approaches
to texts and issues that enable them to interpret and compare positions, to read closely, critically, and with
empathy, to conduct research, to weigh evidence, and to write with insight and expertise. To learn more about us, please
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 2010 Oregon Rhetoric and
Composition Conference
The Oregon Rhetoric and Composition Conference brings together educators from high schools, community colleges, and four-year public and private colleges and universities to
consider a range of practical and theoretical issues related to rhetoric and composition, language, and literacy. The conference theme is "The Future of Composition: Methods,
Contexts, and Technologies."  Click here to learn more
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