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Wesley J. Hellman, M.A.
Division of Humanities
Associate Professor
English Program
whellman@umary.edu
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After three semesters as a part time instructor in the Communications Department, I began teaching The Writing Process (ENG 103) and Oral Communication (COM 109) full-time in 1992. I have directed five University theatre productions and a Bush Grant (six years). Currently I teach accross the English curriculum.
Community and Professional Interests
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Areas of professional interest include rhetorical theory, cultural history, and James Joyce.
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In the summer of 2006 I began my study for the Ph.D. in Literature and Criticism.
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Blood Donor
Servant Leadership:
That leadership which exists to serve the greater good of persons in individual courses, major programs, institutions, communities, and radiating outward into all of one’s areas of contact without undue and ultimate self-interest is servant leadership. This type of leadership is possible, therefore, for all students, faculty, staff, administrators – indeed for all humankind.
Education
M.A. English
Fort Hays State University, Hays, Kansas
B.S. English Education
North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND
Publications
- "Review: Creating Significant Learning Experiences: An Integrated Approach to Designing College Courses" in On Teaching & Learning, Vol. 20 (2), 2006.
- “Elements of Tragedy in Arthur Miller’s The Crucible” in North Dakota Journal of Speech and Theatre, Vol. 7, 1994
Professional Memberships
- The Collaboration for the Advancement of College Teaching and Learning
- National Council of Teachers of English
Undergraduate Courses Taught
- The Writing Process
- Introduction to Literature
- Classical and Contemporary Rhetoric
- Senior Seminar
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