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Elif Guler, Ph.D.
I am an Associate Professor and the Coordinator of the Professional Writing Program at Longwood University.
I have 14 years of higher education experience, having taught more than 1000 students (since 2007) how to be critical thinkers and effective writers/researchers/communicators.
I hold a master's and a doctoral degree in English, Professional Writing, and Rhetorical Studies (2012, Old Dominion University).
My areas of teaching and research include cultural rhetoric, business and professional writing, popular culture, rhetorical criticism, and women’s studies. One of my primary areas of scholarship is global and non-Western rhetorics, and I am currently the Associate Chair of the Global/Non-Western Rhetorics Standing Group at NCTE-Conference on College Composition and Communication.
Two principles guide my approach to teaching: 1) fostering students’ professionalization; 2) helping students develop a critical and cross-cultural perspective to life and the world. My goal is to teach my students the tools/strategies to help them become effective participants in their professional life and public affairs.
In addition to college teaching, I also provide professional development services, including consultations, workshops, and editing on the following:
My hobbies and interests include creative writing (fiction and non-fiction), cooking (Mediterranean cuisine), baking, hiking, theater arts, and traveling.
E-mail: gulere[at]longwood[dot]edu
I have 14 years of higher education experience, having taught more than 1000 students (since 2007) how to be critical thinkers and effective writers/researchers/communicators.
I hold a master's and a doctoral degree in English, Professional Writing, and Rhetorical Studies (2012, Old Dominion University).
My areas of teaching and research include cultural rhetoric, business and professional writing, popular culture, rhetorical criticism, and women’s studies. One of my primary areas of scholarship is global and non-Western rhetorics, and I am currently the Associate Chair of the Global/Non-Western Rhetorics Standing Group at NCTE-Conference on College Composition and Communication.
Two principles guide my approach to teaching: 1) fostering students’ professionalization; 2) helping students develop a critical and cross-cultural perspective to life and the world. My goal is to teach my students the tools/strategies to help them become effective participants in their professional life and public affairs.
In addition to college teaching, I also provide professional development services, including consultations, workshops, and editing on the following:
- application materials (resume, CV, cover letters, and alike for job, school, or other applications)
- effective workplace communication
- writing strategies for various professionals
- integrating career development into academic writing instruction
- integrating intercultural and international teaching tools into the college curriculum
My hobbies and interests include creative writing (fiction and non-fiction), cooking (Mediterranean cuisine), baking, hiking, theater arts, and traveling.
E-mail: gulere[at]longwood[dot]edu
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Rhetoric is a mode of altering reality, not by the direct application of energy to objects, but by the creation of discourse which changes reality through the mediation of thought and action.
~Lloyd Bitzer
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