 Michelle
Greenberg
Adjunct Lecturer, The Writing Program
MA, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Kresge Hall, 2-250
847-467-4462
m-greenberg@northwestern.edu
Michelle Greenberg teaches courses in
engineering communication, expository writing and essay
writing.
Greenberg's background is in journalism,
and previous positions include editorial writer for
ABC-TV's Boston affiliate and deputy press secretary
for the New York State Attorney General. Thus, in teaching
composition and communication, she is particularly interested
in rhetorical strategies involved in advocacy, especially
of unpopular positions. Pedagogically, she strives to
help students overcome barriers to authentic expression--drawing
on her experiences both as a writer and as a life-long
learner of jazz piano.
Greenberg is also on the faculty of DePaul
University's School for New Learning and is dissertation
editor for the Illinois School of Professional Psychology.
Courses taught:
- Engineering Design and Communication
- English 110: Fundamentals of Writing (NU's School
of Continuing Studies)
- English 111: Effective Reading and Writing
- English 205: Intermediate Composition
- College Writing (DePaul University's Distance Learning
Program)
- Critical Thinking (DePaul University's Distance Learning
Program)
- Professional Writing (Illinois School of Professional
Psychology)
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