USU Titles

May Swenson's Work and Life

The Ethnohistory of a Rock

Every student has a story. And everywhere our students go, their stories follow.

An Insider's Guide for New Composition Teachers

A Fun, Quick, and Useful Introduction to the Field of Academic Folklore Studies

Ghosts in Contemporary Folklore

Waterwise Design for the Intermountain West

Adventures of an Activist in Conservative Utah

Collaboration and Interpretation

Folklore and the Supernatural

Essays on Landscape, Work, and Identity

An Introduction to Research Methods

An Environmental History of the Lower San Juan

Navajo Perceptions of the Four Corners Region

Native American Folklore in the West

Critical Perspectives on Writing Center Scholarship

Revised and Expanded Edition

Expansion through Adversity

The phrases “women and minorities” and “women and people of color” can be seen and heard daily in newspaper articles, statistical reports, political rhetoric, and organizational statements in support of diversity. Yet the use of these phrases is highly problematic. 

Desolation Canyon and the Green

Environmental Writing and Education