Director Van E. Hillard Associate Professor of Rhetoric and Writing Studies B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University M.A., Ph.D., University of Cincinnati
Email: Van Hillard Office Location: Chambers 3135 Phone: 704-894-2974 Fax: 704-894-2842
Van E. Hillard has taught in the fields of Rhetoric and Writing Studies for the past thirty years, sixteen of them spent at Duke University, where he directed the University Writing Program. His interests include visual rhetorics, deliberative writing, and the operations of public memory. With his Duke colleague Elizabeth Kiss, he received a five-year grant from the Hewlett Foundation to develop methods for teaching the arts of deliberation in the face of moral disagreement. He has published essays on civic rhetoric, U.S. literacy education, and public memorials.
.jpg) Shireen Campbell Professor of English B.A., Florida Atlantic University Ph. D., Tulane
Email: Shireen Campbell Office location: Chambers 2290 Phone: 704-894-2312 Fax: 704-894-2782
Professor Campbell’s teaching interests range from writing in different contexts and for varied purposes to rhetorical history, the theory and practice of teaching composition, creative nonfiction, young adult fiction, and modern American and British literature.
Paul Miller, Director of Writing Center 2012-14 Associate Professor of English B.A., College of Wooster M.A., Ohio State (Philosophy) M.A., Ohio State (English) Ph.D., Ohio State
Email: Paul Miller Office location: Chambers 2011 Phone: 704-894-2271 Fax: 704-894-2782
Professor Miller specializes in nonfiction writing, film, and literary theory. He has particular interests in composition theory, writing-across-the-curriculum, documentary film, literacy and technology, and narrative theory. His most recent publications concern documentary film theory and techniques for responding to writing.
 Rebeca Fernandez Coordinator of Non Native English Writing Assistant Professor of Rhetoric and Writing Studies B.S., Boston University Ed.M., Ed.D. Harvard University
Email: Rebeca Fernandez Office location: Writing Center, Chambers (N) B-039B Phone: 704-894-2075 Fax: 704-894-2842
Rebeca Fernandez has focused on the academic socialization and language development of non-native English speakers through teaching, research and teacher professional development for the past fifteen years. She has taught writing to immigrant and international students at the University of California, Los Angeles and Central Piedmont Community College. Her areas of interest include English for specific purposes, computer assisted language learning, teacher education, writing in the disciplines, and bilingual language and literacy acquisition.
Administrative Assistant  Nancy Randazzo
Email: Nancy Randazzo Office location: Writing Center, Chambers (N) B-039 Phone: 704-894-2472 Fax: 704-894-2842
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