Don Gammill
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​Welcome to Don Gammill’s digital space. I work as a Part-Time Instructor of English Rhetoric & Composition at Georgia State University’s Downtown Atlanta campus where I presently teach Composition I & II, Business Writing, Editing for Publication, and Introduction to Rhetoric & Composition. In the past, I’ve taught developmental writing and literature-based courses, as well.

​My research explores the part that religious rhetoric plays in public morality, and it also investigates teaching strategies and practices that connect the everyday experiences of students to their rhetorical and linguistic environments—both physical and digital—via two specific pedagogical practices: primary source inquiry and revision/editing.
 
Here, you can learn more about my pedagogy and the courses I teach, my scholarship and research interests, the ways I serve current and former students, and my professional background.

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As soon as communication tries to influence one or more persons, to orient their thinking, to excite or calm their emotions, to guide their actions, it belongs to the realm of rhetoric.”
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Chaïm Perelman, The Realm of Rhetoric (1982)
  • About
    • Schedule
    • Bio
    • C.V.
    • Contact
  • Pedagogy
    • Current Students
    • Individual Courses >
      • ENGL 1101 >
        • 1101 Syllabus & Schedule
        • 1101 Assignment Sheets
        • 1101 Lesson Plans
      • ENGL 1102 >
        • 1102 Syllabus & Schedule
        • 1102 Assignment Sheets
        • 1102 Lesson Plans
      • ENGL 3050 >
        • 3050 Syllabus & Schedule
        • 3050 Assignment Sheets
        • 3050 Lesson Plans
      • ENGL 3130 >
        • 3130 Syllabus & Schedule
        • 3130 Assignment Sheets
        • 3130 Lesson Plans
      • ENGL 3140 >
        • 3140 Syllabus & Schedule
        • 3140 Assignment Sheets
        • 3140 Lesson Plans
    • Teaching Philosophy
    • Assessment
    • Student Feedback
  • Research
    • Conferences and Publications
    • Works in Progress
    • M.A. and Ph.D.
  • Service
    • Tutoring
    • Writing Workshops
    • Former Students