Mary Stanley, Ph. D.

Writing Instruction and developmental English studies

Director University writing center

Seminary hall 360

918/456-5511 x 3624 stanlemf@nsuok.edu

Courses Taught

Undergraduate

English 0113 Reading Enhancement

English 0123 Writing Enhancement

English 1113 Composition I

English 1213 Composition II

English 3083 Technical Writing

English 4123 Advanced Composition Teachers I

English 4903 Study of Youth and Young Adult Literature

Graduate Master of English online Courses:

English 5543 Feminist Theory & Philosophy in Education

English 5453 Theory and Practice of Teaching Developmental English

English 5223 Introduction to Writing Program Administration

English 5xx3 Writing Center Administration

English 5xx3 Evaluation of Writing in English and Other Disciplines

English 5xx3 Technology in English Studies

English 5343 Professional Writing Theory

English 5033 Graduate Research and Writing

Each of the graduate courses contains a gateway to the NSU library for easy access.

Graduate Writing Program Administrator Certification

Four courses, Introduction to Writing Program Administration, Writing Center Administration, Evaluation of Writing in English and Other Disciplines, and Technology in English Studies, comprise the requirements to receive the NSU Writing Program Administrator’s Certification. This certification states that students have studied the major areas of concentration found in writing program administration positions.

To also receive the MA in English, students must complete the core program courses:

English 5033 Graduate Research and Writing

English 5203 Rhetorical Theory I OR English 5383

Rhetorical Theory II

English 5313 Composition Pedagogy

English 5823 Literary Theory

English 5993 Thesis

For further details regarding the English MA requirements such as areas of concentration and electives, please see that page.

University Writing Center

The Northeastern State University Writing Center (UWC) is located in Seminary Hall 135. The Center houses 30+ computers as tools for student use in preparing writing assignments and provides tutoring services in manuscript development and completion by trained writing consultants.

Student worker positions are available in the UWC for undergraduate students interested in improving their own writing, learning how to tutor other students, and learning how a writing center operates. Good student writers from all disciplines are encouraged to apply if interested.

Graduate students may also apply for the Graduate Assistant Coordinator positions in the UWC. Major prerequisites are graduate standing and completion of one or more of the Writing Program Administration courses.

For further details, contact me at the above address.

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