Programs and Areas
Rhetoric, Composition and Literacy
Graduate Program Information
Graduate Student HandbookEverything you ever wanted to know about be(com)ing a graduate student in the Rhetoric and Composition program at Ohio State. It includes the following:
- degree timelines, advice for various stages of the programs
- funding sources - teaching and administrative and community service opportunities
- conferences and job search advice
Students in the MA program now have the option of choosing a written exam or portfolio evaluation method at the end of their MA course work. This link will describe the requirements for each option.
PhD Candidacy Exam (revised April 2005)
All doctoral students must pass the Candidacy Exam before beginning dissertation work. See here for a description of the requirements and form of the exam.
Graduate Students
Meet our current graduate students and learn about their scholarly interests. Contact information is provided.
Rhetoric and Composition Library
The Rhetoric and Composition Library consists of printed and electronic materials available for check-out from the RC office in DE 402. This is a rich resource which makes available many classic rhetoric and composition texts.
Couldn't find what you were looking for?
We want to hear from you regarding what could be included or needs to be changed. Please submit your suggestions or corrections to the Rhetoric and Composition Program Web Weaver, Room 402, Denney Hall (email: rhetcomp@osu.edu).
