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"(This work) makes an important contribution to writing studies in general by showing how the identification of writing program administration as scholarly and creative--not merely administrative--invites new ways to think about and theorize composition's place in the field and in institutional structures."--Nancy C. DeJoy, Michigan State University.

"GENADMIN: THEORIZING WPA IDENTITIES IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY makes an important contribution to writing studies in general by showing how the identification of writing program administration as scholarly and creative (not merely administrative) invites new ways to think about and theorize compositions place in the field and in institutional structures. GENADMIN also contributes to WPA scholarship by opening a rich and textured discussion of a very specific moment in which WPA work becomes a focus for graduate studies in the field. . . . GENADMIN speaks with equal importance to junior and...