About
James Garner serves as a Lecturer in the Department of English & World Languages at the Pamplin College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, Augusta University.
- Ph.D., English Language and Literature, University of Texas - Austin, 2020
- MA, English Language and Literature, University of Texas - Austin, 2020
- BA, English Language and Literature, University of Georgia, 2014
- Augusta University, 2010
Dr. Garner's research interests focus on English Language, Literature, Writing Center Theory, Composition Studies, Writing Pedagogy, and Rhetoric. His academic background spans multiple prestigious institutions, with concentrated expertise in language studies and writing instruction methodology. His teaching practice reflects deep engagement with composition theory and writing center pedagogy.
As a Lecturer, Dr. Garner teaches courses related to writing instruction, including ENGL 3830 Writing Center Theory & Practice in the most recent academic year. This course examines theoretical frameworks and practical applications of writing center operations, tutor training methodologies, and student writing development processes.
Dr. Garner contributes to the department's mission of developing students' linguistic capabilities and critical thinking skills through writing instruction. His role emphasizes practical application of composition theory in educational settings.
