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Scope and Contents

The Writing sub-series contains documents related to Lauer's career as a writer. Types of materials include essays related to the field of rhetoric and composition, published and unpublished pieces, materials related to book publication, a few copies of Lauer's book publications, and Lauer's doctoral dissertation.

Scope and Contents The Graduate Students sub-series contains papers and books related to the graduate students enrolled in the Rhetoric and Composisition program at Purdue University. These materials include books published by graduate alumni, lists of completed dissertations, email correspondence involving graduate students during and after their time at Purdue, course evaluations completed by graduate students, letters to Lauer from graduate students, and an agenda for a doctoral gathering of graduate...

Scope and Contents

This series contains materials pertaining to Lauer's development of the Rhetoric and Composition program at Purdue University. Types of materials include program documents, books published by graduate students, course evaluations, and a significant amount of pedagogical materials related to two foundational program courses, Rhetorical History and Composition Theory.

Scope and Contents This series contains materials pertaining to Lauer's career in the developing field of Rhetoric and Composition, before and during her employment at Purdue University. Types of materials include photographs, published and unpublished writings, books by Lauer and her graduate students, materials related to a summer seminar Lauer organized before and during her employment at Purdue, interviews with Lauer, letters from editorial boards and letters of recommendation, documents related to...

Scope and Contents The Janice M. Lauer papers were created and collected by Lauer and document her career prior to, and during, her time at Purdue University. Lauer assisted in developing the field of Rhetoric and Composition as an academic discipline and in 1979, Lauer founded the program at Purdue out of the English Department. Types of materials include scrapbooks, program documents, seminar and lecture notes, course and workshop evaluations, syllabi, and graduate student work; published and unpublished...