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Skip to main content Global Menu Search AcademicsAdmissionsFinancial AidStudent LifeAthleticsResearchGive AboutA–ZContactFind PeoplegoWMUVisit Secondary menuAbout A–Z Contact Find People goWMU Visit Search Main menuAcademics Admissions Financial Aid Student Life Athletics Research Give WMUx Section Menu HomeTeaching & Learning Market Research DirectoryInformation Technology Instructional Design and Support Office of Faculty Development Marketing and Communications WMU-Grand Rapids Early College Programs Contact WMUx Adrienne Redding Adrienne ReddingOFD-Merze Tate College Faculty Fellow and Faculty Specialist II, LecturerOffice: (269) 387-2606Fax: (269) 387-2562Send an emailLocation: 724 Sprau Tower, Mail Stop 5331Mailing address: Department of English Western Michigan University 1903 W Michigan Ave Kalamazoo MI 49008-5331 USAEducation: Ph.D., English, Western Michigan University, 2014 M.A., English, Andrews University, 2005 B.A., English, Andrews University, 2003 Teaching interests: Thought and writing Shakespeare Development of modern English Western world literature Research interests: English renaissance drama and literature Shakespeare Linguistics Bio:  Dr. Adrienne Redding is a faculty specialist at Western Michigan University.Dr. Redding is currently the Coordinator of the English Department’s First Year Writing Intensive, a retention and persistence program focused on struggling first-year writers.  She also serves as the Coordinator of the English Department’s Developmental Writing program.  In addition to teaching writing, she regularly teaches courses such as the Development of Modern English, Shakespeare, and Western World Literature.  Prior to teaching at WMU, Dr. Redding served as a faculty member at Andrews University where she taught composition, ESL courses at all levels of proficiency, and supervised the University Writing Center.  Her research interests include issues surrounding student persistence and retention, minoritized and marginalized student voices in the first-year writing classroom, and “othered” language and power both in contemporary and Early Modern culture.  Her doctoral dissertation investigates the intersection of Edenic imagery and gender construction in early modern prose, drama and epic poetry. She has published articles associated with her First Year Writing retention and persistence work, as well as in the area of gender and voice in Shakespearean drama.  She has presented her research at national conferences including The Conference on College Composition and Communication, The Shakespeare Association of America, and the Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association. HomeTeaching & Learning Market Research DirectoryInformation Technology Instructional Design and Support Office of Faculty Development Marketing and Communications WMU-Grand Rapids Early College Programs Contact WMUx Western Michigan University Kalamazoo MI 49008-5230 USA (269) 387-4200 Audiences Alumni and Donors Businesses Veterans Locations Kalamazoo Regional Locations Online Education Stryker School of Medicine Services Accessibility Campus Safety Information and Resources Human Resources Maps Parking Western Michigan UniversityKalamazoo MI 49008-5200 USA(269) 387-1000Contact WMUWMU Notice of Non-DiscriminationLand Acknowledgment Statement© 2024 All rights reserved.