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Teresa Hamilton is an Assistant Teaching Professor of English at Pennsylvania State University, specializing in rhetoric and civic communication. She is a key contributor to the Rhetoric and Civic Life (RCL) program, a year-long honors course that integrates oral, written, visual, and digital communication skills under the framework of rhetoric. Her work emphasizes analyzing and contextualizing rhetorical strategies in civic discourse, particularly in educational settings. She teaches courses like RCL I and II, focusing on developing students’ abilities to engage in effective communication and critical analysis. Her office is located at 120 Burrowes Building, and she can be reached at tlh40@psu.edu.
Research Interests: Professor Hamilton’s research and teaching interests revolve around the role of rhetoric in shaping civic engagement, communication pedagogy, and the application of digital tools in education. She explores how rhetoric can strengthen communication skills and enhance awareness of societal challenges and opportunities presented by various communication modes. Her work also touches on the importance of deliberation and civic discourse in fostering informed communities.
While her profile does not highlight specific scientific awards or publications, her contributions to curriculum development and student engagement are central to her academic profile. She is actively involved in organizing deliberation events and educational initiatives aimed at enhancing civic literacy among students.
