georgeanne nordstrom
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Research Interests: Writing center studies, critical and place-based pedagogy, and empirical research.
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Georganne Nordstrom is the Associate Chair of the English Department and an Associate Professor of Composition and Rhetoric. Her research and teaching in composition focuses on writing center studies, critical and place-based pedagogy, and empirical research. Her teaching and research focused on rhetoric is grounded in Hawaiʻi and examines Indigenous and minority rhetoric, with a specific focus on Hawaiʻi's Creole, Pidgin. Her work has been published in College English, College Composition and Communication, The Writing Lab Newsletter, The Writing Center Journal, and the anthology A Brief History of Rhetoric in the Americas. With Jeff Carroll and Brandy Nālani McDougall, she co-edited Huihui: Navigating art and literature in the Pacific (UH Press, 2015), a multi-genre anthology whose authors represent different nations of the Pacific. Georganne's recent book, A writing center practitioner’s inquiry into collaboration: Pedagogy, practice, and research (Routledge, 2021), presents a model of Practitioner Inquiry for conducting empirical research in writing centers along with studies employing the model.
Georganne has been active in all aspects of Writing Program Administration in the department, having served as the Director of Composition and Rhetoric and the Director of the Mentoring Program & First-year Writing. From 2012-2020, Georganne served as the Director of the UHM Writing Center and is currently the Vice President of the International Writing Center Association.
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YouTube: Charles J. Sato Center: Georganne Nordstrom, "Pidgin as Rhetorical Sovereignty" (2018)