Judith Rodby

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Judith Rodby is currently a tenured professor at California State University, Chico in the English department. Judith has penned several books: Writing by Choice: the first, Intermediate Composition for Students of Esl and the second published by Oxford University Press, The Uses of Grammar.

[edit] Early years

Judith attained her B.A. in Linguistics at San Francisco State and then went off to work for several years, but then she made a return to academia when she finally achieved her PhD at USC.

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