About JAC

JAC provides a forum for scholars interested in theoretical approaches to the interdisciplinary study of rhetoric, writing, culture, and politics. We publish four book-length issues a year, featuring articles, interviews, essays, review essays, and reviews. The journal is peer-reviewed and sponsors four annual awards for outstanding scholarship. JAC receives generous financial support from Illinois State University. Twenty-six years ago when the journal was founded, JAC was an acronym for the "Journal of Advanced Composition," and it featured the best theoretical scholarship on a variety of topics related to “advanced writing” (all writing above the first-year level). The scope of what the journal publishes has expanded over the years as the interdisciplinary field of rhetoric and writing studies has grown and matured. Today JAC is a forum for interdisciplinary inquiry into rhetoric, writing, culture, and politics, and the journal is now simply known as "J-A-C." See the JAC History page for more information about the journal's past. JAC Staff
	Lynn Worsham Julie Jung Eric Mason Shelley DeBlasis Catherine Ratliff Kyle Jensen Olivia Hattan	Editor Associate Editor Online Editor Assistant Editor Editorial Assistant Editorial Assistant Online Editorial Assistant

Editorial Board
	Patricia Bizzell David Bleich Lynn Z. Bloom Linda Brodkey Judith Butler Sharon Crowley Peter Elbow Stanley Fish Elizabeth Flynn Keith Gilyard Henry A. Giroux bell hooks Susan C. Jarratt Min-Zhan Lu Susan Miller Jasper Neel Richard Ohmann Gary A. Olson Jacqueline Jones Royster John Trimbur Victor Villanueva W. Ross Winterowd Slavoj Žižek	College of the Holy Cross University of Rochester University of Connecticut University of California, San Diego University of California, Berkeley Arizona State University University of Massachusetts, Amherst Florida International University Michigan Technological University Pennsylvania State University McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario Independent Scholar University of California, Irvine University of Louisville University of Utah Southern Methodist University Wesleyan University Illinois State University Ohio State University Worcester Polytechnic Institute Washington State University Huntington Beach, California Institute for Social Studies, Slovenia