San Diego Mesa College's faculty and staff have a wide variety of skills and expertise ranging from local politics, ethnomusicology, and American literature to genetics, physics, and behavioral analysis. Specialists are associated with one or more categories that are either in their field of study or general interest. More
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Developmental Writing, Writing, Rhetoric Area of ExpertiseDevelopmental Writing, Visual and Textual Rhetoric, Real-World WritingMore: Sim Barhoum is an English professor at San Diego Mesa College. He specializes in developmental writing, visual and textual rhetoric, and real-world writing. He uses this knowledge in both his classrooms and the San Diego Mesa College Writing Center, where he serves as coordinator. He is also the co-coordinator of the Classroom Tutor Program. Role at MesaProfessor of EnglishDegrees
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Writing, Literature Area of ExpertiseCollege writing, online teaching, American literature and cultureMore: Robert Pickford is a professor in the English department at San Diego Mesa College, specializing in college writing, online teaching, and American literature. His sabbatical project involved the development of hybrid half-online, half-face-to-face English classes. He has published one book (The 7 Signals of Meaning: How Writers Can Say What They Mean). His interests include American writing community writing projects, American music, Jazz poetry, and jazz drumming. Role at MesaProfessor, EnglishDegrees
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