Spokane Falls Community College - English
Eastern Washington University
Eastern Washington University
Liz's Music Studio
North Idaho College
Spokane Falls Community College
Piano
Voice
and Guitar Instruction
Liz's Music Studio
North Idaho College
Coeur d'alene
Idaho
As an Instructor at North Idaho College
I work to shape including individual course curricula
I utilize Angel as online learning and course design
and I employ critical pedagogy. My classes often focus on gender issues in popular culture
most often targeting popular Western music. My students learn about composition and rhetoric through the lens of critical thinking. At NIC
I also work as a Writing Consultant in the Writing Center.
Adjunct English Instructor
As a Lecturer in the English Department of Eastern Washington University
I teach English Composition classes. My critical pedagogy focuses on teaching composition and rhetoric in conjunction with thinking about literacy
gender
media
structures of power
and popular culture.
Eastern Washington University
Composer/Arranger/Songwriter
As a freelance composer/arranger/songwriter
I work for commission or by contract. I have been commissioned by Calliope Women's Chorus
The Youth Enrichment League
and have written or arranged pieces for various other choral organizations.
Liz's Music Studio
As a graduate instructor
I had full course responsibility including shaping course curricula
utilizing Blackboard as online learning and course design
and employing critical pedagogy. My classes often focused on gender issues in popular culture
most often targeting popular Western music and popular media. My students learned about composition and rhetoric through the lenses of critical thinking and media literacy.
Eastern Washington University
Adjunct English Instructor
Courses Taught:\n\t*English 101\n\t*English 102\n *Journ 110\n\nAs an Instructor at Spokane Falls Community College
I work to shape including individual course curricula
I utilize Angel as online learning and course design
and I employ critical pedagogy. My classes often focus on gender issues in popular culture
most often targeting popular Western music. My students learn about composition and rhetoric through the lens of critical thinking.
Spokane Falls Community College
MFA
Creative Writing
Certificate
Teaching English as a Foreign Language
Spanish
B.A.
Music
College of St. Catherine Women's Choir
Choral Society
Mu Phi Epsilon
Antonian Scholars Program
Music Arranging
Writing
Curriculum Development
Music
Teaching
Songwriting
Composition
Fundraising
Instructional Design
Higher Education
Piano
Literature
Creative Writing
Curriculum Design
Topographies
Liz’s new album
Topographies
is a collection of songs that maps the terrain of physical and figurative landscapes. Her signature real-life songwriting is featured in the album
but Topographies also includes songs that explore less tangible contours
like identity and survival. Songs on the album range from flirtatious country stomp (What I Can’t Have) to ethereal
ambient songs (like Lake Okoboji) that feature rich vocal harmonies and string arrangements. All of the songs
though—whether playful or powerful—explore some aspect of the landscapes of the human condition.
Northwest Boulevard 2011
Designed cover and interior layout for the 2011 edition of Northwest Boulevard
Eastern Washington University's undergraduate literary journal.
Rachel Toor
Red Flags
Recorded in January 2009
Red Flags is Liz Rognes’ first full-length album. She worked closely with her producer and friend Dan Zamzow to create a body of work outlining her unsparingly honest songs. The album represents a unique blend of their musical styles utilizing an array of makeshift percussion
rich string arrangements and an organic approach to vocal harmony. Their collaborative energy is a steady thread throughout the recordings
presenting interesting lyricism that ranges from flirtatious to introspective.
*Writing Intructor with experience teaching English Composition and Creative Writing at the University level. My teaching philosophy emphasizes student-centered learning in an environment that fosters critical thinking
socio-cultural awareness
media literacy
and inquiry into self-analysis
as well as the development of structural organization
cohesive content
and grammar convention along with the development of audience awareness
rhetorical skill
and real-world application. \n\n*Freelance musician with experience composing and arranging for commission
performing and songwriting
creating music curriculum
and teaching private piano
voice
and guitar lessons at my in-home studio. Additional experience as a copyist/engraver and score editor.
Liz
Rognes