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Dawnelle A. JagerDawnelle A. Jager

Instructor

Office: 105D Moon Library
Phone: (315) 470-6756
Fax: (315) 470-6512
Email: dajager@esf.edu

Recipient, Chancellor's Award for Public Service

Education

  • M.S., English Education, Syracuse University, 1989
  • B.A., English, Youngstown State University, Ohio, 1975

Certificate

  • NY State Certification, English 7-12

Academic Interests

Learning Communities, Composition Curriculum Development, EcoComposition, Technical Writing, Creative Nonfiction in the Sciences, Teacher Training

Organizations

  • Association for the Study of Literature and the Environment
  • College Composition and Communication
  • Board of Directors, Lutheran Campus Ministry
  • Susan M. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation

Publications

  • Dawnelle Jager. 2005. "How to Write for Righting Teachers," Vocabula Review, May.
  • Dawnelle Jager. 2001. "Conversations in Context Reviewed," Reflections, Writing Program, Syracuse University, Spring.
  • WRT 205 Shared Syllabus and Research Anthology Assignment, Spring 2002 and Spring 2003
  • Unit 1 Assignment, WRT 105, Fall 2002

Recent Presentations

  • "Science Studies and Ecocriticism", ASLE Conference, 2007
  • "Writing and Discourse: What are the Current Problems In Ecocomposition?", ASLE Conference, 2007
  • "Learning a New Language for Progress: Faculty 'Speak' vs. Student Affairs 'Speak'", Living-Learning Conference, Syracuse, New York, October, 2006
  • "Parting the State and Private Seas: Survival of the Slickest," CCCC Convention 2006
  • "The Future of Eco-Compositon," CCCC Convention, 2005
  • Technology and Research, ASLE SIG, CCCC Convention, 2004.
  • “The (Im)possibilities of Research in a Material World:  The Multi-Genre Collaborative Research Anthology,” CCCC Convention, 2003
  • “Beyond ‘One Size Fits All’ TA Training,” CCCC Convention, 2002
  • “Self-Discovery, Skill Development, and the Sustained Writing Project, CCCC Convention, 1999
  • “Summary Strategies” and “Langston Hughes in the 205 Classroom,” Writing Program 1998

Honors and Awards

  • Phi Lamda Theta National Honor Society
  • Chancellor’s Award for Public Service for the Education Living Learning Community
  • Writing Program Merit Award for Instruction, 2006
  • Writing Program Merit Award for Instruction, 2004

Community Service

  • Youth Leader
  • Academic Advisor and Freshman Forum Leader

Personal

  • 2nd Degree Black Belt, Kempo and Jitzu Karate
  • Marathon runner