Front Matter

Editors' Introduction-Jennifer L. Holberg and Marcy Taylor

Commentary

Going Public: From the Perspective of the Classroom-Teresa Mangum

Articles

Students Study Up the University: Perspectives Gained in Student Research on the University as Institution-Gina Hunter

Writing Time: Composing in an Accelerated World-Jeanne Marie Rose

Productive Paradoxes: Vernacular Use in the Teaching of Composition and Literature-Dohra Ahmad and Shondel J. Nero

Reprivileging Reading: The Negotiation of Uncertainty-Ira James Allen

Critical Editing and Close Reading in the Undergraduate Classroom-Erick Kelemen

The Twain Shall Meet: Rethinking the Introduction to Graduate Studies Course as Interdisciplinary Pedagogy-Margaret M. Strain and Rebecca Potter

From the Classroom

Investigating College Campus Conflicts: Possibilities for Tapping into Genuine Student Interest-Sean Murray

Painting as a Reading Practice-Paul T. Corrigan

Reviews

The Student Text as Center-Elizabeth Hatmaker

Teaching with Student Texts: Essays toward an Informed Practice. Edited by Harris Joseph Miles John D. Paine Charles. Logan: Utah State University Press, 2010.

If I Don't Know What I'm Teaching, How Can I Make the Best of It?-Adam Pacton

Teaching What You Don't Know. By Huston Therese. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2009.

The Canon and the Cutting Edge: On Teaching the Graphic Novel-Jennifer H. Williams

Teaching the Graphic Novel. Edited by Tabachnick Stephen E.. New York: Modern Language Association of America, 2009.

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