James H. Donelan
Faculty at Writing and Literature, University of California-Santa Barbara0 Followers
Dr. James H. Donelan is transforming the field of academic writing and research at the University of California-Santa Barbara. As a dedicated faculty member, he specializes in teaching courses that enhance students' writing and critical thinking abilities. Dr. Donelan is particularly known for his course, Writing 50: Writing and the Research Process, which delves into writing and research methods centered around the theme of work. This course challenges students to produce a series of comprehensive works, including an interview report, resume, cover letter, and an extensive 10-12 page research paper.
In addition to Writing 50, Dr. Donelan also teaches Writing 2, a foundational course required for all undergraduates. This course is designed to improve students' academic writing, reading, and critical thinking skills, equipping them with the tools necessary for success in their academic and professional endeavors. His commitment to fostering a supportive and engaging learning environment is evident in his teaching style and the success of his students.
Dr. Donelan's classes for Writing 50 are conducted on Mondays and Wednesdays from 3:00 to 4:50 PM in GIRV 2119, while Writing 2 takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays during the same time slot in Girvetz 2119. His dynamic teaching approach and dedication to student development have made him a respected figure within the UCSB community.
While Dr. Donelan's research interests remain unspecified, his passion for teaching and commitment to student success are clear. His courses not only focus on the mechanics of writing but also encourage students to engage deeply with the subject matter, fostering a deeper understanding of the role of work in society.
Through his innovative teaching methods and dedication to academic excellence, Dr. Donelan continues to inspire and guide students at UCSB, preparing them for the challenges of the modern world. His contributions to the field of writing and literature are invaluable, and his impact on students' lives is profound.
External Link www.ucsb.edu/ In addition to Writing 50, Dr. Donelan also teaches Writing 2, a foundational course required for all undergraduates. This course is designed to improve students' academic writing, reading, and critical thinking skills, equipping them with the tools necessary for success in their academic and professional endeavors. His commitment to fostering a supportive and engaging learning environment is evident in his teaching style and the success of his students.
Dr. Donelan's classes for Writing 50 are conducted on Mondays and Wednesdays from 3:00 to 4:50 PM in GIRV 2119, while Writing 2 takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays during the same time slot in Girvetz 2119. His dynamic teaching approach and dedication to student development have made him a respected figure within the UCSB community.
While Dr. Donelan's research interests remain unspecified, his passion for teaching and commitment to student success are clear. His courses not only focus on the mechanics of writing but also encourage students to engage deeply with the subject matter, fostering a deeper understanding of the role of work in society.
Through his innovative teaching methods and dedication to academic excellence, Dr. Donelan continues to inspire and guide students at UCSB, preparing them for the challenges of the modern world. His contributions to the field of writing and literature are invaluable, and his impact on students' lives is profound.
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2 - Case of Double Lachrymal Stenosis; Right Side Successfully Treated by Internal Dacryocystotomy (West's Operation),Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine
James Donelan ,
, 120-120, 1918-06-01
3 - On Post-Influenzal Tracheal Hæmorrhage,The Journal of Laryngology, Rhinology, and Otology
James Donelan ,
, 15-21, 1901-01-01
4 - THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC SUPPURATION OF THE MAXILLARY ANTRUM: AN OPERATION AND NEW INSTRUMENTS.,The Lancet
James Donelan ,
, 1748-1749, 1909-06-01
5 - Case of Double Paralysis of the Superior Laryngeal Nerves in a Man, Aged 26, in the Course of Disseminated Sclerosis from Lead Poisoning,Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine
James Donelan ,
, 92-93, 1914-05-01
6 - Case of Growth on Anterior Third of Right Vocal Cord in a Man, Aged 44,Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine
James Donelan ,
, 86-86, 1912-06-01
7 - Vertical and Horizontal Gripping Forceps for Use in Various Tonsil Operations,Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine
James Donelan ,
, 40-40, 1914-05-01
8 - THE FRENCH RED CROSS: VACANCIES FOR MEDICAL MEN.,The Lancet
James Donelan ,
, 95-96, 1915-07-01
9 - Microscopic Specimen from a Woman, Aged 26, with a Growth on Anterior Third of Left Vocal Cord,Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine
James Donelan ,
, 180-180, 1914-05-01
10 - Laryngeal Tuberculosis in a Man Aged 43,Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine
James Donelan ,
, 141-142, 1909-06-01
11 - Tumour of the Palate in a Child, Aged 8 Months, for Diagnosis,Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine
James Donelan ,
, 134-135, 1918-06-01
12 - Case of Post-Diphtheritic Adhesions of the Soft Palate,Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine
James Donelan ,
, 128-130, 1913-06-01
13 - Tonsil Forceps for Holding the Tonsil during Excision or Enucleation,Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine
James Donelan ,
, 181-181, 1913-06-01
14 - On post‐influenzal tracheal hemorrhage,The Laryngoscope
James Donelan ,
, 230-230, 1901-03-01
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