Dr. LeNoir's pages

Welcome to the Web Pages of
David LeNoir
Associate Professor
Department of English
Western Kentucky University

I received my B.S.Ed. from Columbus (GA) College and my M.Ed. and Ph.D. from Auburn (AL) University. My academic specialty is English Education, and I regularly teach ENG 100, 203, 410 and 510--others as needed. My research interests include Native American literature and culture, fiction writing, mythology, and science fiction.

Current Syllabi A one-stop supply of the current semester's versions.

Advising Information
Links with useful information for English for Secondary Teachers majors.

Zephyrus

I'm the current faculty advisor for Zephyrus, a student literary publication. Visit our information pages on the English Department site HERE, and see recent issues online:
2000
2001
2002
2003
2005

WKU WP

The WKU Writing Project is a member of a nation-wide program called the National Writing Project which works to improve student writing abilities by improving the teaching and learning of writing in the nation's schools, provide professional development programs for classroom teachers, and expand the professional roles of teachers. One of my primary duties as the technology coordinator for the WKU WP is to develop and maintain the WKU WP web pages.

English Major Blog Find out what's going on in the world of English--locally, virtually, interactively.

Composition Research
Sources

One of the WKU WP pages offers an abundance of resources for teachers and students of writing (called, appropriately enough, "Resources for Writers"), so it is not replicated here. Instead, this page offers a few especially noteworthy college-level research sources.

Professional Homes,
Listservs, Journals,
Etc. Home pages and other links for professional organizations.

HTML Sources A few of my favorite HTML (and web-related) bookmarks.

MU* Links

Links to all manner of things related to MUDs, MUSHes, MUCKs, MUSEs, MOOs, MUXes, and MU*s . . . with an emphasis on educational use.

Oddities
. Guinea pig pages--No telling what you might find here. For instance, check out my MLA Works Cited Mock-Up.

Bookmarks Shifting collections of URLs.

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Current Syllabi	A one-stop supply of the current semester's versions.

Advising Information	Links with useful information for English for Secondary Teachers majors.

*Zephyrus*	*I'm the current faculty advisor for Zephyrus, a student literary publication. Visit our information pages on the English Department site HERE, and see recent issues online:* 2000 2001 2002 2003 2005

WKU WP	The WKU Writing Project is a member of a nation-wide program called the National Writing Project which works to improve student writing abilities by improving the teaching and learning of writing in the nation's schools, provide professional development programs for classroom teachers, and expand the professional roles of teachers. One of my primary duties as the technology coordinator for the WKU WP is to develop and maintain the WKU WP web pages.

English Major Blog	Find out what's going on in the world of English--locally, virtually, interactively.

Composition Research Sources	One of the WKU WP pages offers an abundance of resources for teachers and students of writing (called, appropriately enough, "Resources for Writers"), so it is not replicated here. Instead, this page offers a few especially noteworthy college-level research sources.

Professional Homes, Listservs, Journals, Etc.	Home pages and other links for professional organizations.

HTML Sources	A few of my favorite HTML (and web-related) bookmarks.

*MU Links**	*Links to all manner of things related to MUDs, MUSHes, MUCKs, MUSEs, MOOs, MUXes, and MUs . . . with an emphasis on educational use.**

Oddities .	Guinea pig pages--No telling what you might find here. For instance, check out my MLA Works Cited Mock-Up.

Bookmarks	Shifting collections of URLs.