Associate Professor of English, George Mason University

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about

Byron Hawk is an Associate Professor of English at George Mason University. His research interests are histories and theories of composition, rhetorical theory and technology, and rhetorics of popular music. He is the author of A Counter-History of Composition: Toward Methodologies of Complexity (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2007), which won JAC's W. Ross Winterowd Award in 2007 and received honorable mention for MLA's Mina Shaughnessy Prize in 2008.

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courses

George Mason University:
Fall 2009

ENGL 611 Studies in Rhetoric: Rhetoric and Complexity
ENGL 302 Advanced Composition

Spring 2009

ENGL 342 Web Authoring and Design
ENGL 302 Advanced Composition

Fall 2008

ENGL 334 Critical Approaches to Popular Music
ENGL 302 Advanced Composition

Spring 2008

ENGL 501 Intro to Professional Writing and Rhetoric
ENGL 410 Technical Writing

Fall 2007

ENGL 611 Studies in Rhetoric: Rhetorics, Ecologies, Networks
ENGL 302 Advanced Composition

Spring 2007

ENGL 697 Composition Theory
ENGL 505 Electronic Publication and Design

Fall 2006

ENGL 501 Intro to Professional Writing and Rhetoric
ENGL 302 Advanced Composition

Spring 2006

ENGL 505 Electronic Publication and Design
ENGL 501 Intro to Professional Writing and Rhetoric
ENGL 101 Composition

Fall 2005

ENGL 611 Studies in Rhetoric: Computers and Writing
ENGL 501 Intro to Professional Writing and Rhetoric

Spring 2005

ENGL 505 Electronic Publication and Design
ENGL 344 Digital Writing

Fall 2004

ENGL 611 Studies in Rhetoric: Computers and Writing
ENGL 302 Advanced Composition

Spring 2004

ENGL 610 Teaching Literature
ENGL 505 Electronic Publication and Design
ENGL 101 Composition

Spring 2003

ENGL 697 Composition Theory
ENGL 309 Introduction to Nonfiction Writing

Fall 2002

ENGL 611 Studies in Rhetoric: Computers and Writing
ENGL 302 Advanced Composition

Spring 2002

ENGL 505 Electronic Publication and Design
ENGL 302 Advanced Composition

Fall 2001

ENGL 611 Studies in Rhetoric: Computers and Writing
ENGL 101 Composition