Eric Johnson's Page

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Profile:
Dean Johnson wearing cool hat
Eric is a Professor of English and Dean of the College of Liberal Arts at Dakota State University. His office is 114 Beadle Hall. Eric earned his Ph.D. degree at the University of Notre Dame.

He enjoys writing -- mostly dull stuff even his cats will not read. He loves teaching -- especially courses about text analysis, tennis, and the novels of Jane Austen and Charles Dickens.

Throughout the year, Eric is teaching a graduate course, Computing for the Humanities, via Internet to students anywhere in the world.




Publications:
Some of the Dean's profound books
Eric is the author or editor of over one hundred published volumes and monographs, articles, and papers. He has written a tennis textbook, reviews of electronic texts, editorials, articles about literary research, articles about writing and teaching with computers, reviews of classic works of children's literature, and a few other things.

Links to the full texts of some of his publications are found in his selected publications.




Teaching:
Beautiful Beadle Hall
Since he is a dean, Eric does not get to teach as much as he would like. He enjoys teaching classes via Internet as well as on-campus courses about novels, poetry, and tennis.

Current Course Syllabi:




Interests:
Dean Johnson's cool Jeep
Eric loves exercise: tennis in the summer, cross-country skiing in the winter, and running in any season.

He likes Jeeps, Land Cruisers (and other four-wheel drive vehicles), Corvettes (and other sports cars), and Russian Blue cats.

Send mailto:johnsone@jupiter.dsu.edu. He would like to know that you have visited his page.


This page was last updated on May 30, 2002, by Eric.