Cheryl Geisler

Professor and Department Head

Language, Literature, and Communication

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

geislc at rpi.edu

 

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Courses

Proposing and Persuading

Verbal Data Analysis

Projects

 

RAMP-Up: Reforming Advancement Processes at Rensselaer. An ADVANCE Project of the National Science Foundation. (Go to website)

SettleNet: A Regional Settling-In Partnership of PhD Hiring Institutions. Funded by the Elsevier New Scholars Fund. (Download pdf)

The TMC Project: Tech Mediated Communication: Innovating the User Experience in a Mediated World. A Major Research Project of the Society for Technical Communication. (Go to website)

Gender Equity in the Rhetoric Society of America. (Download pdf)

Career Bootcamp for Associate Professors. A workshop at the 2008 Rhetoric Society Institute.(Download pdf)

Just Out

The 13+ Club: A Metric for Understanding, Documenting, and Resisting Patterns of Non-Promotion to Full Professor. Geisler, Cheryl, Debbie Kaminski, and Robyn A. Berkley. The National Women’s Studies Association Journal 19(3), 2007, pp. 145-162.

Work-Life Boundary Management and the Personal Digital Assistant: Practical Activities and Interpretative Repertoires. Annis Golden and Cheryl Geisler. Human Relations 60(3), 2007.

The Challenge of “Extending Our Reach”: The Changing Nature of Professionalism and Our So-Called Careers, Cheryl Geisler. In Extending Our Reach of Influence: Composition Specialists in Positions of University Administration. Susan M. Hunter and Sheryl I. Fontaine. Parlor Press, in press.

Remaking the World Through Talk and Text: What We Should Learn from How Engineers Use Language to Design. Cheryl Geisler and Barbara Lewis. In R. Horowitz (Ed.), Talking texts: How speech and writing interact in school learning. Erlbaum, 2007. pp. 217-334.

Capturing the Activity of Digital Writing: Using. Analyzing and Supplementing Video Screen Capture. Cheryl Geisler and Shaun Slattery. In Digital Writing Research: Technologies, Methodologies, and Ethical Issues. (Ed. Heidi A. McKee and Dànielle Nicole DeVoss). Hampton Press, 2007. Volume was winner of Computers and Composition's Distinguished Book Award, 2008.

Works in Progress

Designing the Total User Experience: Implications for Research and Program Development. James P. Zappen and Cheryl Geisler, For CPTSC Programmatic Perspectives.

Effects of Gender on Promotion to Full Professor: A Case Study of a Technological University. Robyn A. Berkley, Deborah A. Kaminski, Cheryl Geisler, Linda Layne.

Updated August 2008


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