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ENGL 90/96

ENGL 0955

ENGL 0098

ENGL 1101

ENGL 3025

RGTE 0199

 

Dr. Monte Salyer

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Fall Schedule:

Hour/Day

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

8:00-9:15

ENGL 1101-25

LIA 306

ENGL 1101-03H

Seq 114

ENGL 1101-25

LIA 306

Office Hour

LIA 210

9:25-10:40

 

Office Hour

LIA 210

ENGL 0955-01

LIA 313

Office Hour

LIA 210

ENGL 0955-01

LIA 313

10:50-11:50

 

Office Hour

LIA 210

RGTE 0199-30

LIA 210

Office Hour

LIA 210

Office Hour

LIA 210

12:30-1:30

 

   

Writing Lab

LIA 315

 

1:40-2:55

 

 

ENGL 1101-19

LIA 307

 

ENGL 1101-19

LIA 307

 

Biography:

     Dr. Monte Salyer graduated from Michigan State University with a Ph.D. in English with concentrations in Applied Linguistics, Reading Theory, and 20th Century American Literature.  (Applied Linguistics includes the History of the English Language, Language AcquisitionFunctional Grammar, Discourse Analysis, and Language Assessment).  His dissertation is The Significance of Difficult Vocabulary to Reading in a Second Language.

     Dr. Salyer has taught courses in ESL, TESOL, Linguistics, Developmental Writing, English Composition, American Literature, British Literature, and Philosophy at Sahmyook University in Korea, Andrews University in Michigan, St. Mary of the Plains College in Kansas, and Lewis University in Illinois.

     At Dalton State, Dr. Salyer has taught Learning Support English I, Learning Support English II, Learning Support Reading II, English Composition I, and Linguistics.  He also coordinates the Summer Academy each June to prepare bilingual students for higher education.                                                                   

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  Updated Nov. 5, 2009