Assistant Professor of English,
Women's and Gender Studies

office: 74 McReynolds
phone: 573-884-0004
email: ricejh@missouri.edu
web: english.missouri.edu/~ricejh/
office hours: Wednesdays 12-2:30
and by appointment

Research and teaching areas:
Rhetorical theory, composition studies,
digital media, affect and emotion,
public culture, and regional discourses

Jenny Edbauer Rice

Jenny Edbauer Rice specializes in rhetorical theory, writing studies, and new media. She received her PhD in English from The University of Texas at Austin in 2005. Her work has appeared in Rhetoric Society Quarterly, JAC, College Composition and Communication, and Postmodern Culture.

She is currently working on a book project (Passages of Power: Public Rhetoric and the New Pathos) addressing rhetoric and cultural affect.

Education
Ph.D. (2005) - The University of Texas

Selected Publications

• "Unframing Models of Public Distribution: From Rhetorical Situation to Rhetorical Ecologies." Rhetoric Society Quarterly. Fall 2005
• "Rhetoric’s Mechanics." College Composition and Communication. Forthcoming
• "Meta/Physical Graffiti: 'Getting Up' as Affective Writing Model." JAC 25.1

Courses Taught

• English 2000: Sound and Writing
• English 3010: Documenting Your World(s)
• English 4045: The Rhetoric of the Midwest
• English 4970: Documenting Columbia
• English 4970: Modern Rhetorical Theories

Selected Awards

• The James L. Kinneavy Prize for Scholarship in Rhetoric and Composition
  

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