Mark McBeth

PUBLICATIONS

Books:

• Queer Literacies: Discourses & Discontents.  Lanham, MD: Lexington Books (imprint of Rowman and Littlefield), 2019.
• Teacher Training at Cambridge: The Initiatives of Oscar Browning and Elizabeth Hughes, co-authored with Dr. Pam Hirsch, Cambridge University.  London. Woburn Press, 2004.

Peer Reviewed Journals/Book Chapters:

• “Queerying the First-Year Composition Student (and Teacher): A Democratizing Endeavor” with Tara Pauliny in Queer Landscapes: Mapping Space(s) of Praxis and Pedagogy  Eds., James E. Wermers, Elizabeth McNeil, and J. Oakleaf Lunn. Palgrave Macmillan Queer Studies in Education. (2018)
• “An Apologia and a Way Forward: In Defense of the Lecturer Line in Writing Programs” (with Tim McCormack) Contingency, Exploitation, and Solidarity.  (Eds.) Seth Kahn, Bill Lalicker, and Amy Lynch-Biniek. WAC Clearinghouse. (2017)              
• “John Jay College of Criminal Justice First Year Writing Program” with Tim McCormack.  Writing Program Architecture: Thirty Cases for Reference and Research. (Eds.) Bryna Siegel Finer and Jamie White-Farnham.  Boulder, CO: University Press of Colorado.  (2017)
• "Equal Opportunity Programming & Optimistic Program Assessment:  First-Year Writing Program Design and Assessment at John Jay College of Criminal Justice” (with Tim McCormack) Composition Forum 33 (Spring 2016): n. pgs.                                                                        
• “Revising by Numbers: An Evaluation from the Innumerate” in Journal of Response to Writing 1.2 (August 2015)   
• Enacting Eve: A Testimonial in “The Turn to Performance” CCC Online 1.1 (January 2012) 

Curriculum/Pedagogical Awards

• 2013 Distinguished Teaching Award, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
• 2013 Conference of College Composition & Communication Writing Program Certificate of Excellence
• 2007 Conference of Basic Writing National Award for Innovation in Basic Writing Curriculum.

recent courses

• Concepts of Pedagogy: A Practicum/Theoreticum (Fall 2023)
• The Intellectual Bureaucrat: Resisting Bartleby the Administrator (Fall 2021)