Contact Information

Office: 4002 JFSB

Phone: 422-3581

E-mail: gregory_clark@byu.edu

Courses Taught:
Recent & Pending Courses:

Engl 361: American Literature to Mid-Century
Engl 426: History of Rhetoric
Engl 495: The Senior Course: Literature of Democracy in America
Engl 612: History of Rhetoric
Engl 626R: American Literature pre 1865

Link to Vitae

Greg Clark has taught at BYU since 1985. During that time he has taught courses in American literature, writing, and rhetoric. He has directed the composition and American Studies programs, has chaired the English Department, and now serves as Associate Dean of the College of Humanities.

Dr. Clark has published a number of books and shorter pieces on rhetoric and rhetorical studies of American culture, and has served as editor of the journal Rhetoric Society Quarterly.

As a teacher he relies heavily on discussion of issues around which he constructs his classes and asks students to develop their own insights and resolutions of those issues.

He lives with his wife, Linda, and their two dogs in the house his parents built east of campus. Their three daughters are married and are beginning to produce grandchildren.

Degrees

PhD, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Interests

Rhetoric and American literature and culture