|
Ann M. Johns
Curriculum Vitae
(Abbreviated)
See “Professional Activities” for recent publications and
“Consulting and Service” for recent work in those
areas. |
| Experience |
| |
1973- |
Faculty
Member,Departments of Linguistics and
Rhetoric and Writing Studies, San Diego State University, 1973-2002.
Faculty
Emerita, 2002-
|
|
1999-2002 |
Director, Center for Teaching and Learning,
SDSU |
|
1993-1997 |
Assistant
Dean,
College of Arts and Letters, SDSU |
|
1993-1997 |
Director, Freshman Success Program, SDSU |
|
1985-1990 |
Director, Writing-Across-the-Curriculum
Program, SDSU |
|
1973-1982 |
Director, American Language Institute,
SDSU |
|
1962-1966 |
Teacher, Flossmoor Upper Grade School
(Middle School) |
|
1961-1962 |
Teacher, Homewood High School |
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Education |
| |
1979 |
Ph.D., University of Southern California.
Dissertation title: "Cohesive Elements in Business and
Non-native Speaker Discourse" |
|
1972 |
M.A., American University in Cairo,
Teaching English as a Foreign Language. |
|
1961 |
M.A., The Teaching of History, University
of Chicago |
|
1959 |
B.A., Carleton College, Northfield,
Minnesota, History |
|
Grants
& Awards |
| |
1998-1999 |
SDSU
Alumni and Associates Award for Outstanding Contributions
to the University. |
|
1994 |
Distinguished
Visiting Professor, School of the Humanities, American University
in Cairo. |
|
1992 |
California
State University Academic Program Improvement Grant (Freshman
Success Program). |
|
1991-1992 |
SDSU
Nominee for the California State University Trustees' Outstanding
Professor Award. |
|
1981-1982 |
Fulbright
Scholar, Shanghai, China. |
|
Publications |
|
|
Books |
| |
2004 |
Diversity
in the College Classroom: Practices for Today's Campuses.
(co-edited with Maureen Kelley Sipp). University of Michigan
Press. |
| 2002 |
Genre in the classroom: Multiple
perspectives. (edited), Lawrence Erlbaum. |
|
1997 |
Text,
role, and context: Developing academic literacies. (single authored). Cambridge
University Press. |
|
1990 |
Coherence
in writing: Research and pedagogical perspectives. (co-edited with Ulla Connor),
TESOL. |
|
|
Articles
in Refereed Journals |
|
|
1980- |
23
articles. Topics: Discourse analysis, English for Specific Purposes,
Genre Theory and Practice, English for Academic Purposes. |
|
|
Chapters
in Books & Proceedings |
|
|
1980- |
22
chapters. Topics for articles and chapters: Discourse Analysis,
English for Specific Purposes, Genre theory and Practice, Assessment
of Literacies, English for Academic Purposes. |
|
Editorships
& Advisory Boards |
| |
1981- |
Co-editor (1985-93), Editorial Advisory
Board (1981-present). English for Specific Purposes:
An International Journal. |
|
1992- |
Editorial
Board,
Journal of Second Language Writing. |
|
1983-1986,
1997-2000 |
Editorial
Board,
TESOL Quarterly. |
|
1989- |
Editorial
Board,
ESPspecialist (Sao Paulo, Brazil). |
|
Invited
Plenaries, Keynotes, & Other Presentations |
| |
1980- |
56 presentations. |
|
Refereed
Presentations |
|
|
1980- |
76
presentations. |
|
Overseas
Consultancies & Workshops |
|
|
|
In
Lebanon, Tunisia, Russia, Egypt, France, Singapore, Italy, Spain,
Algeria, Morocco, Chile, China, Pakistan, Mexico, and Egypt,
South Africa, and Turkey. |
|
In-Country
Consultancies & Workshops |
|
|
|
Several
workshops for ELL teachers of K-12 students in the United States. |
|
SDSU
Teaching |
| |
1973- |
Department
of Rhetoric and Writing Studies (and Academic Skills Center). |
|
1985-2004 |
Freshman Success Learning Communities
Program (academic writing…mentoring at
Hoover High School). |
|
Other
courses in DRWS: ESL writing, writing from sources, the teaching
of composition (509) and genres and discourse communities (graduate
seminar). |
|
|
|
1973- |
Department
of Linguistics |
|
Theory
and practice of ESL (for K-8 teachers), Materials development
for language teachers, discourse analysis and the teaching of
second language literacies, language assessment, research in
second language reading and writing, genres and discourse communities. |
|
University
Service |
| |
|
Served on all major committees in both academic departments, chairing
several. |
|
|
Served
for eight years on the college promotion and tenure committee
(and on seven other college committees) |
|
|
Served
for four years on the SDSU Academic Senate and on five other
university committees |
|
|
Served
as faculty advisor for three student associations |
|
|
Chaired
25 M.A. thesis |