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The Department of English Offices, located on UNO's Dodge Street Campus in Arts and Sciences Hall room 192, are open Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. through 5:00 p.m. Individual faculty office hours will vary. When the University of Nebraska at Omaha is closed due to observance of state or Federal holidays or inclement weather, the Department Offices are also closed. The Department Offices are open during fall and spring breaks and throughout the summer months.
- Tracy Bridgeford, PhD — tbridgeford@unomaha.edu
- Professor and Chair, Director, Graduate Certificate in Technical Communication
- 402.554.3312
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- Ramon Guerra, PhD — rguerra@unomaha.edu
- Associate Professor and Graduate Program Chair
- 402.554.2096
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- Maggie Christensen, PhD — mchristensen@unomaha.edu
- Lecturer and Writing Program Administrator (English)
- 402.554.2053
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- Dustin Pendley, MA — dpendley@unomaha.edu
- Coordinator of Administration
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- Ms. Jill Sutton — jmsutton@unomaha.edu
- Department Staff Assistant
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- Tracy Bridgeford, PhD — tbridgeford@unomaha.edu
- Professor and Chair, Director, Graduate Certificate in Technical Communication
- 402.554.3312
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- Joan Latchaw, PhD — jlatchaw@unomaha.edu
- Associate Professor
- 402.554.3309
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- Frank Bramlett, PhD — fbramlett@unomaha.edu
- Professor and Director, Graduate TESOL Certificate
- 402.554.3313
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- John Price, PhD — jtprice@unomaha.edu
- Professor and English Department Director, Graduate Certificate in Advanced Writing
- 402.554.3325
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- Main Office
- Department of English, Arts & Sciences Hall 192
- 6001 Dodge St | Omaha, NE 68182-0175
- Phone: 402.554.3636
- Fax: 402.554.2009
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