Amy Lannin, Ph.D. // Campus Writing Program

Amy Lannin, Ph.D.

Director

Conley House, Room 105

Phone: 573-882-1798

Biography

Amy Lannin directs the Campus Writing Program at the University of Missouri. In addition, Lannin is an Associate Professor of English education in the College of Education. Lannin has taught courses on the teaching of writing, literature and media. She has also taught graduate seminars and advises doctoral students. Lannin’s research includes the impact of professional development on teacher practice and student achievement and aspects of writing instruction and assessment. For several years, Amy has been involved with the National Writing Project, currently serving as director for the Missouri Writing Project and the state network of five NWP sites: the Missouri Writing Projects Network.

Recent Publications:

Lannin, A., & Townsend, M. (2020). Graduate student perspectives: Career development through serving as Writing-Intensive GTAs. In M. Brooks-gillies, E. Garcia, S. Kim, K. Manthey, & T. Smith (Eds.). Graduate writing across the disciplines: Identifying, teaching, and supporting (pp. 95-119). The WAC Clearinghouse; University Press of Colorado. DOI: 10.37514/ATD-B.2020.0407.2.04

Lannin, A., Goldsmith C., & Hayes, B. (2019). More Seats at the Table: Inclusion of Faculty Voices on a Campus Writing Board. Council of Writing Program Administrators, Baltimore, MD.

Goldsmith, C., Birt J., & Lannin, A. (2019) Engaging Complexity in WAC/WID Assignments: Against a Dichotomous Approach to Argumentation in the Disciplines, Council of Writing Program Administrators, Baltimore, MD.