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Harrington, Henry R. – ADE Bulletin, 1993
Considers the role of the English department malcontent, who constantly seems to spoil any chance of departmental consensus. Discusses the typical life of the English department. Analyzes departmental disputes with the aid of Jacques Lacan's notion of "jouissance." (HB)
Descriptors: College English, Collegiality, English Curriculum, English Departments
Lalicker, William B. – 1998
The department of English at West Chester University, Pennsylvania provides a laboratory for examining the situation of composition in a department that has documented its dedication to a unified study of English based on attention to reading and writing. The department adopted a "Statement of Coherence" that signals a dialectic: the…
Descriptors: College English, College Faculty, Collegiality, English Departments
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Mayberry, Bob – Composition Studies/Freshman English News, 1995
Presents one composition instructor's personal memoir regarding the horrific treatment he was exposed to as a marginalized member of a college English department. Considers the kind of atmosphere and collegiality to which successful college English departments should aspire. (HB)
Descriptors: College English, Collegiality, Educational Trends, English Departments
Moehs, Judith D. – 1992
Despite what institutions and departments are doing to make adjunct instructors feel valued and a part of the college community, there are always two groups: the full-time faculty and the adjuncts. To feel valued, what an adjunct instructor might need more than a mentor, a name tag, or even a raise in pay, is to be considered a professional equal…
Descriptors: Adjunct Faculty, College English, Collegiality, English Departments