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Joyce Kinkead is a Professor of English at Utah State University within the College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences. Recognized as the 2013 Carnegie Professor of the Year for Utah, she is celebrated for her student-centric approach, promotion of undergraduate research, and pioneering work in online education for writing instruction. Her career spans over three decades, during which she has authored 13 books and championed the land-grant mission of accessible education.
- Academic Rank: Professor
- Department: English
- College: Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
- Institution: Utah State University
Kinkead's research centers on enhancing undergraduate research opportunities in humanities, particularly through digital learning tools and multimodal pedagogy. Her work bridges empirical research with writing instruction, addressing classroom civility, service-learning, and sustainability. She has developed innovative courses like the RAD research methods class, emphasizing student-driven inquiry and metacognitive development.
Her publications reflect a commitment to integrating research into undergraduate English curricula, with notable focus areas including land-grant education, writing studies, and technology's role in pedagogy. Articles highlight her exploration of digital natives' writing preferences, multimodal learning, and the impact of service-learning on student growth.
- 2013 Carnegie Professor of the Year
- 2010 IWCA Outstanding Service Award
Kinkead's mentorship has led to student achievements such as Goldwater Scholar honors and Rhodes scholarships. Her legacy includes the Kinkead Honors Study Area at USU's library and the Rhetoric Associates Program, which integrates writing support across disciplines. Colleagues acknowledge her as a national thought leader in undergraduate research, with her books and articles shaping the field for years to come.
