This class really opened my eyes to the ways in which identity translates through different genres. . . . Our discussions got me thinking about some very nuanced topics and how they relate to my identity as a writerAnonymous student [from semester-end reflection] In my Writing and Editing in Print and Online (WEPO) class, an upper-level course within the Editing, Writing, and Media (EWM) major at Florida State University, reflections like this have become increasingly familiar, as the course considers identity and genre throughout the semester. Students bring widely varying linguistic contexts and cultural backgrounds to the classroom, and in…
Author: Shelby Ramsey
Shelby Ramsey
Shelby Ramsey is a PhD candidate in Rhetoric and Composition at Florida State University, where she currently teaches first-year composition, upper-level courses in FSU's Editing, Writing, & Media program, and other courses in English studies more broadly. Her research interests focus on inclusive and justice-oriented pedagogies, digital and multimodal writing, and writing technologies, including generative AI.