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Dr. Carrie Rodesiler

Carrie Rodesiler
Assistant Professor of English

College of Arts and Sciences

Phone: 260-422-5561 ext. 3473

Email: carodesiler@indianatech.edu

Office: Snyder Academic Center, Room 262

My Office Hours

MWF: 11:30 – 12:30 pm, 2 – 3 pm
TR: 2 – 3 pm

Please schedule visits using Calendly: https://calendly.com/carrierodesiler

Classes I Teach

COMM 1400: Public Communication
ENG 1100: Introduction to College Writing
ENG 1252: Argumentative Writing
ENG 1272: Analytical Writing
ENG 2322: Research Writing
HUM 3330: American Writers

My Academic Advising Roles

20th Century Scholars

Educational Background

Ed.D., Higher Education, Ball State University
M.A., Critical Studies in Literacy and Pedagogy (composition/rhetoric), Michigan State University
B.A., English, Michigan State University

Professional Experience

Director of Title III, Retention Services, St. Petersburg College
Director of Developmental Education, Florida Gateway College
English and Reading Instructor, Florida Gateway College
Undergraduate & Graduate Writing Consultant, The Writing Center, Michigan State University

Publications/Presentations

Publications:

  • Rodesiler, Carrie and Joan M. McGuire. “Ideas in Practice: Professional Development to Promote Universal Design for Instruction.” Journal of Developmental Education 38.2 (2015): 24-31.
  • Rodesiler, Carrie. “A New Way to EXCEL at FGC.” Lake City Reporter 31 July 2011: 1 D+.

Presentations:

  • “Bridging Knowledge Gaps without Developmental Education: Learning Toolkits as Remediation,” National Association for Developmental Education 39th Annual Conference, 2015.
  • “Universal Design for Instruction: How Forging a New Partnership Changed Our Mosaic.” National Association for Developmental Education 36th Annual Conference, 2012.
  • “Title III, Project EXCEL, and UDI: FGC’s Developmental Education Redesign.” Academic Support Center Conference, Florida Gateway College, 2011.
  • “Cross-Class Collaboration: Embracing Open-Source Technologies,” Computers and Writing Conference, 2008.
  • “Pedagogical Conversion: The Challenge of Moving from Tutor to Teacher,” East Central Writing Center’s Association Conference, 2008.
  • “Inventing Scholarly Identity: Rhetorical, Imaginative, and Personal Gestures,” Conference on College Composition and Communication, 2007.

Additional Information

Awards

Faculty of the Year, 2021

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