Jean Bessette’s research and teaching bridge rhetoric and composition; gender, sexuality, and women's studies; archival and historiographic theory; and digital and multimedia studies.

I'm an Associate Professor of English and the Director of Graduate Teaching Assistants at the University of Vermont. I received my PhD in English from the University of Pittsburgh in 2013, specializing in Rhetoric and Composition Studies.

Retellings: Opportunities for Feminist Research in Rhetoric and Composition … P Abinales, J Abueva, J Ackerman, M Agosin, M Alexiou, J Allan, D Allen, ... P Takayoshi, WP Banks, MB Cox, C Dadas, H...

Ph.D, English June 2013 University of Pittsburgh Dissertation (*Winner of 2014 Rhetoric Society of America “Outstanding Dissertation Award”): “Composing Historical Activism: Anecdotes, Archives, and Multimodality in Rhetorics of Lesbian History” Committee: Jessica Enoch, Annette Vee, David Bartholomae, Jean Ferguson Carr, and Lester C ...

Jean Bessette Curriculum Vitae Specialties: Feminist rhetorics, historiographies, and pedagogies; Queer theory and rhetorics; Digital rhetorics and multimodal composition; Composition pedagogy Academic Appointments

Associate Professor at University of Vermont · Experience: University of Vermont · Education: University of Pittsburgh · Location: Burlington · 141 connections on LinkedIn. View Jean Bessette,...

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Southern Illinois University Press, Studies in Rhetorics and Feminisms Series, 2018. *Winner of the 2018 Winifred Bryan Horner Outstanding Book Award. "Desiring Bodies: Sexology and The Hite Report After New Materialism." Rhetoric Society Quarterly 53.1. …

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As scholars, teachers, and students read, write, research, and experiment in digital environments at ever increasing rates, the field of English studies—including both literary and rhetorical studies—has transformed and expanded considerably. What has resulted (within and outside of English) is the “Digital Humanities,” a transdisciplinary, diverse field with roots from the …