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Dr. Patrick M.
Ellingham Senior
Professor of English Broward
College South Campus |
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Class Resources and Information
Professor Ellingham has been
at BC since 1981.
Current Courses for Fall 2008 Semester (Click on course to see syllabus)
ENC 2210 Technical Report Writing
LIT 2020 Introduction to the Short Story
Resources for ENC 2210, Technical Report
Writing
Resources for ENC 1101,
Composition
Resources for ENC 1102, Advanced
Composition
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He has also been the faculty
advisor for P'an Ku, the BC Student Literary/Arts Magazine since
1990.
To visit the P'an Ku homepage, click here.
To
learn about the Gaia Principle, click here
Websites of Interest for Students
Links for Literary Research on the
Web
Email
Address
pellingh@broward.edu or pellingham@comcast.net
Office
Address
South Campus, Building 68,
Room 246
Mailing
Address
Office Phone (Voice
Mail)
954-201-8858
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Patrick Ellingham was
born in Buffalo, NY, March 16, 1948. He served in the US Navy as a
Hospital Corpsman, from 1968 until 1971. He received his BA in English and
an MA in Humanities from the University of Buffalo. He received his Ed. D.
from Nova
Southeastern University. He and his family moved to South
Florida in 1976. He currently lives in Hollywood. His daughter Erin lives
in Chicago. His son Christopher lives
with his family, wife Patti and their daughters Lauren,
Ashley and Emily in Clearwater, FL. He was the recipient of The First
Union Endowed Teaching Chair, 2001-2003. He is the faculty advisor for
P'an
Ku. |
Elvis, professional wrestling,
writing, biking, and the Everglades.
From 1974 until 1995, he
edited a poetry magazine, The
Cathartic.
He has had numerous poems
and stories published throughout the years.
Last Revised:
December 1, 2008
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Ellingham