Chad Gusler
Office Phone: (540) 432-4167
Cell Phone: (540) 282-9551
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Office Location: CC 340B
Assistant Professor
Chad Gusler received his B.S. in Biblical Studies and Theology from Eastern Mennonite College in 1993. In 1998, he received an M.A. in Religion from Eastern Mennonite Seminary, and in 2007, his M.F.A. in creative writing (fiction) from Seattle Pacific University in Seattle, Washington.
M. F. A. Seattle Pacific University, Seattle, Washington, 2007
M. A. Eastern Mennonite Seminary, Harrisonburg, Virginia, 1996
Thesis: Building a Context for Buddhist and Christian Peacemaking: Pratityasamutpada, Sunyat, and the Kingdom of God
B. S. Eastern Mennonite College, Harrisonburg, Virginia, 1993
“We the Village,” a short story published in The Other Journal, March 2012
“The Nighthawk,” a short story published in Center for Mennonite Writing Journal, March 2012
“Spanish Moss,” a short story published in Center for Mennonite Writing Journal, April 2012
“OMG!! Geleijin Cornelus is Hott!!!,” a short story published in the anthology, Tongue Screws and Testimonies (Herald Press), November 2010
“The Skin of Electric Fish,” a short story published in The Dirty Napkin, Winter, 2008
“Mortise and Tenon,” a short story published in Relief, Fall 2006
From Collaboration to Co-Teaching: Is Co-Teaching an Effective Method for Integrating Information Literacy Instruction into First-Year Composition courses? Workshop for Instruction in Library Use (WILU), Grant MacEwan University, Edmonton, Alberta, May 2012
From Collaboration to Co-Teaching: Is Co-Teaching an Effective Method for Integrating Information Literacy Instruction into First-Year Composition courses? Information Literacy Summit at Moraine Valley Community College, Chicago, Illinois, May 2012
From Collaboration to Co-Teaching: Is Co-Teaching an Effective Method for Integrating Information Literacy Instruction into First-Year Composition courses? Illinois Center for Information Literacy at Illinois State University in Normal, Illinois, May 2012
Research as Art and Transformation, Eastern Mennonite University, September 2010
Video Web Applications: Writing Tips for Web Logs, Eastern Mennonite University, March 2010
Seeing and Journeying: Kokoro in the Writings of Annie Dillard and Basho, Eastern Mennonite University, Honors Colloquium, January 2010
The City in Literature, Eastern Mennonite University, September 2007
The Arts in Education, James Madison University, March 2004
Introduction to Philosophy: Aesthetics, Eastern Mennonite University, March 2004
“Black Swan Reading,” Staunton, Virginia, June 2013
“Howl and Echo: A Poetic Tribute to Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac,” Harrisonburg, Virginia, March 2013
“What I Assume You Shall Become: A Poetic Tribute to Walt Whitman,” Harrisonburg, Virginia, September 2012
“Dead Feathers: A Public Reading of Prose and Poetry,” Staunton, Virginia, August 2011
“Tongue Screws and Testimonies,” a public reading in Harrisonburg, Virginia, at the Arts Council of the Valley’s Smith House, January 2011
“Tongue Screws and Testimonies,” a public reading at Eastern Mennonite University, November 2010
A reading at the Virginia Festival of the Book, Charlottesville, Virginia, March 2002