Jordan Charlton is a poet and Ph.D. student at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Jordan Charlton teaches in the University of the Nebraska-Lincoln’s Institute for Ethnic Studies, serves as the Nonfiction Editor of Prairie Schooner, and is Program Manager of the Nebraska Writers' Collective's prison writing workshop, Writers'Block.
University Teaching Experience
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English 150
[Writing & Inquiry] This is a first-year English composition course that engages students in using writing and rhetorical concepts such as purpose, audience, and context to explore open questions — to pose and investigate problems that are meaningful in their lives and communities.
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English 151
[Writing & Argument] This is a first-year English composition course that engages students in the study of written argument: developing an informed and committed stance on a topic, and using writing to share this stance with particular audiences for particular purposes.
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Ethnic Studies 100
[Introducton to Ethnic Studies] Introduction to the interdisciplinary study of American Indians, African Americans, Latinas/os, and other racial and ethnic groups in the United States.