ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
of Rhetoric Lizabeth A. Rand, who first came to the College in 2002, presented a paper on the rhetoric of breast-cancer narratives at last spring’s meeting of the College Composition and Communication Conference in New York. In the summer, at the 6th Global Conference, “Making Sense of Health, Illness & Disease,” held in Oxford, England, she presented a paper that focused on the rhetorical enactment of anger in women’s writings on illness.

Rand, who received her B.A. from Coe College, her M.A. from Iowa State University, and her Ph.D. from the University of Nebraska, serves as associate director of the Rhetoric Program and of the Writing Center at the College. She serves on the Professional Development Committee and is active in the Eta of Virginia Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, which she represented at the 41st Triennial Council meeting in Atlanta in the fall of 2006. In 2007 she added to her responsibilities the editing of the Hampden-Sydney College Academic Catalogue.

BEYOND THE Classroom FOR THE Classroom
Hampden-Sydney College Faculty Scholarship 2005-2008
A report by the Office of the Dean of the Faculty