Dr. Sherry Linkon Professor of English and American Studies Co-Director, Center for Working-Class Studies English office: 235 DeBartolo Hall American Studies/CWCS: First floor, Smith Hall (330) 941-1951 (330) 941-2977
Dr. Sherry Linkon
Professor of English and American Studies Co-Director, Center for Working-Class Studies English office: 235 DeBartolo Hall American Studies/CWCS: First floor, Smith Hall (330) 941-1951 (330) 941-2977
English office: 235 DeBartolo Hall
American Studies/CWCS: First floor, Smith Hall
(330) 941-1951
(330) 941-2977
New Working-Class Studies, with John Russo, Cornell University Press, 2005. Steeltown USA: Work and Memory in Youngstown, with John Russo, University of Kansas Press, 2002. Teaching Working Class, edited collection, University of Massachusetts Press, 1999.
New Working-Class Studies, with John Russo, Cornell University Press, 2005.
Steeltown USA: Work and Memory in Youngstown, with John Russo, University of Kansas Press, 2002. Teaching Working Class, edited collection, University of Massachusetts Press, 1999.
Understanding Interdisciplinarity: A Course Portfolio How Can Assessment an Work for Us? The Reader's Apprentice: Making Critical Cultural Reading Visible Making Interdisciplinarity Visible Balancing Structure and Openendedness Making Students' Reading Visible
Understanding Interdisciplinarity: A Course Portfolio
How Can Assessment an Work for Us?
The Reader's Apprentice: Making Critical Cultural Reading Visible
Making Interdisciplinarity Visible
Balancing Structure and Openendedness
Making Students' Reading Visible
Teaching American Studies American Identity Humanities in the Community Working-Class Studies Class and Culture Working-Class Literature American Literature American Literature and Diversity American Literature in Historical Perspectives American Literary Genres