Welcome to Rhetoric and Writing Studies at the University of Texas at El Paso!
We’re thrilled you’re here; this Wiki is a space you can return to again and again, and it serves as a changing yet stable repository of information, tips, and guidance concerning the doctoral program in Rhetoric and Writing Studies. We’re employing a semi-open architecture here, so that current faculty and students can add or update information when appropriate; at the same time, we welcome any and all who may be interested in our program, or in rhetoric and writings studies in general.
If you are interested in learning more about RWS @ UTEP, this is of course a great place to start. We also encourage you to check out our official program website here. In addition, we also encourage you to contact us directly—we’re always interested in collaborative community projects, in speaking about writing and rhetoric in the greater El Paso/Juárez area, and most of all, in hearing from prospective students for both the MA and PhD programs. Please feel free to send us an email:
- Dr. Kate Mangelsdorf, Director: ude.petu|slegnamk#ude.petu|slegnamk
- Theresa Donovan, Assistant Director: ude.petu.srenim|navonodlt#ude.petu.srenim|navonodlt
- Todd Ruecker, Program Coordinator: ude.petu.srenim|rekceurct#ude.petu.srenim|rekceurct
Do you have general questions about RWS@UTEP? Start here: FAQ's
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Did You Know? RWS@UTEP was ranked THIRD among national programs in the "Composition, Rhetoric, and Writing" category of the 2006 Faculty Scholarly Productivity Index…
As reported in the November 16, 2007 edition of The Chronicle of Higher Education
This website offers general guidance about the doctoral program in Rhetoric and Writing Studies at the University of Texas at El Paso. It supplements the official websites of the Rhetoric and Writing Studies Doctoral Program, the Department of English, and the University of Texas at El Paso Graduate School. It should be seen as an additional resource which in no way stands in for the official policies and procedures found in the Graduate Catalog and the Policies and Procedures website.
