Tina Arduini, PhD

Tina Arduini, PhD

Associate Professor
Composition Coordinator
English, Literature, and World Languages
Phone: (231) 591-5878
Email: [email protected]

Education

• PhD, Bowling Green State University, English
• MA, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, English

Biography

Profile
Tina Arduini’s areas of specialization are rhetoric and writing with a focus in digital literacies and multimodal composition.

Research
Her research interests include rhetorical grammar, gaming literacy and multimodal composition.

Presentations

• Paper
  Arduini, T. (Author), Computers and Writing Conference, “Considering Student Risk: Instructor Responsibilities and the Ethics of Offering Online Assignments.” Lansing, MI, (June 2019).
• Paper
  Arduini, T. (Author), College Composition and Communication Conference, “Grammar Workshopping: The Performance of Rhetorical Grammar in the First-Year Composition Classroom.” Pittsburgh, PA, (March 2019).
• Oral Presentation
  Arduini, T. (Presenter), NTT Faculty Development Workshop, “MovieMaker.” Ferris State University, (February 2019).
• Oral Presentation
  Arduini, T. (Presenter), New Faculty Transition Program, “Using Rubrics to Improve Learning and Grading,” Ferris State University, (February 2019).
• Paper
  Arduini, T. (Author), Thomas R. Watson Conference, “Red Pen Revival: Why Grammar Instruction Matters in the Twenty First Century.” Louisville, KY, (October 2018).
• Paper
  Arduini, T. (Author), Computers and Writing Conference, “Practical Workplace Preparation: Webfolio Assignments in the Intermediate Writing Classroom.” Fairfax, VA, (May 2018).
• Oral Presentation
  Arduini, T. (Presenter), New Faculty Orientation Week, "Faculty Orientation," Ferris State University, (August 2017).
• Oral Presentation
  Arduini, T. (Author & Presenter), Computers and Writing Conference, “Generative Assessment: Co-Crafting Multimodal Grading Rubrics with Students.” Findlay, OH, (June 2017).
• Oral Presentation
  Arduini, T. (Author & Presenter), Computers and Writing Conference, “Shakespeare vs. Seuss: How Epic Rap Battles Help Students Write More Persuasive Essays.” Rochester, NY, (May 2016).
• Oral Presentation
  Arduini, T. (Presenter), Languages and Literature Colloquium Series, “Cyborg Students.” Ferris State University, (October 2016).