Models, Views, Controllers, and Archival Formations
Recently, I’ve been learning Ruby on Rails, a web development framework built on the Ruby programming language. Ruby on Rails allows programmers to build web...
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I am a Doctoral Candidate in Rhetoric and Composition at the University of Louisville. In my work, I research queer rhetoric, new materialism, and archives. Additionally, I have been involved in a number of digital publishing efforts, most notably as a co-editor of Making Future Matters, a born-digital edited collection published with Computers and Composition Digital Press, and as an Associate Editor at Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology and Pedagogy. The pages on this website can help you learn a bit more about me or my work. I also infrequently post blog updates, typically either about my scholarly work or about music I’m interested in. If you’d like to get in touch, please feel free to do so via email or Twitter.Recent posts
On Deactivating my Facebook: Or, the Need for a Rhetorical Education
I had already been thinking about de-activating my Facebook before the Cambridge Analytica story broke. I’m writing a dissertation, raising a dog, rooming wi...
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Infographics Workshop 2016
This page contains resources for a workshop on designing infographics I gave at the University of Louisville on September 19, 2016. It works in tandem with o...
Scattered Thoughts in Response to Charge that DH Collaborates with Neoliberalism
Reading through my Facebook feed today, I came across an article that not only interested me but was in many ways related to comments about digital scholarsh...