With episode ten we share the exciting conclusion of our round table on the dissoi logoi project. As part of our department's regular brown bag workshops on teaching, faculty and instructors gathered together to discuss the venerable rhetorical tradition of the dissoi logoi. The round table speakers are, in order of appearance, Paul Lynch, Jen Rust, Nathaniel Rivers, Joya Uraizee, Anne Stiles, Colten Biro, and Nicole Ramer.

With episode ten we share the exciting conclusion of our round table on the dissoi logoi project. As part of our department's regular brown bag workshops on teaching, faculty and instructors gathered together to discuss the venerable rhetorical tradition of the dissoi logoi. The round table speakers are, in order of appearance, Paul Lynch, Jen Rust, Nathaniel Rivers, Joya Uraizee, Anne Stiles, Colten Biro, and Nicole Ramer.

With episode ten we share the exciting conclusion of our round table on the&nbsp;dissoi logoi&nbsp;project.&nbsp;As part of our department's regular brown bag workshops on teaching, faculty and instructors gathered together to discuss the venerable rhetorical tradition of the dissoi logoi.&nbsp;The round table speakers are, in order of appearance,&nbsp;Paul Lynch, Jen Rust, Nathaniel Rivers, Joya Uraizee,&nbsp;Anne Stiles, Colten Biro, and Nicole Ramer.

Episode Ten: Dissoi Logoi Round Table Part Two

A podcast by and for the Writing Program at Saint Louis University. We interview instructors about how and why they use multimodal approaches to the teaching of rhetoric and composition. We also have instructors interview other instructors about the nuts and bolts of particular tools and assignments.

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Episode Ten: Dissoi Logoi Round Table Part Two

Episode Ten: Dissoi Logoi Round Table Part Two