Carnegie Mellon - Rhetoric

Graduates:
From the CMU website:


 * Since its inception in 1980, the Ph.D. program               in Rhetoric at Carnegie Mellon University has been preparing its                graduates for positions at universities around the U.S. Of fifty-five                Carnegie Mellon Rhetoric Ph.D.s, thirty-three hold or are retired                from tenured or tenure-track positions and eight hold full-time                university lecturer or research positions. Carnegie Mellon graduates                are members of the faculty of English, rhetoric, and communications                departments at these institutions, among others:

Carnegie Mellon University Colorado State University Drexel University Eastern Michigan University Iowa State University Kent State University Louisiana State University New Mexico State University North Carolina State University Purdue University Rensselaer Polytechnic University Rollins College Texas Tech The University of Colorado at Denver The University of Idaho The University of Memphis The University of Notre Dame The University of Pittsburgh The University of Texas at Austin The University of Utah The University of Wisconsin Washington State University York University (Toronto)               Youngstown State University
 * Arizona State University


 * Eight Carnegie Mellon Ph.D.s are researchers in government               and industry, working for corporations and organizations such as                Microsoft, Bell Northern Research (Canada), the Centers for Disease                Control, the Bureau of Land Management, the Veterans' Administration                Pittsburgh Healthcare System, and Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology                Laboratories.
 * Other Carnegie Mellon Ph.D. graduates teach part               time or have careers in community service. In short, our graduates                have helped to define the field of rhetoric in the U.S. and have                proven themselves marketable in both traditional and nontraditional                settings.