About Me

I am a second-year Master's student at Florida State University. I study English rhetoric and composition, and I am also a graduate assistant in the College Composition Program. My assistantship duties include teaching sections of ENC 1101 and 2135, tutoring at Florida State's Reading-Writing Center, consulting at the Digital Studio, and, most recently, an administrative position as the Computer Writing Classroom (CWC) Coordinator.

My interests include public writing and memory, writing center and digital studio studies, embodied rhetorics, social movement rhetorics, and visual rhetorics, all informed by lenses of inclusivity, identity, and intersectional queer and critical race theory.

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You can find me exploring the local coffee scene, listening to music—on Spotify or at a local record store/venues—or watching the latest series to hit streaming platforms; if I'm not writing, that is. I can also be found through the contact information provided here.

While I am an academic skilled in pedagogy, teaching, communication and rhetorical studies, and critical scholarship, I am also an experienced editor and designer with a demonstrated history in the fields of copy- writing and editing, and document design. I am pursuing a graduate certificate in Editing and Publishing, too, and I write creatively every once in awhile—primarily poetry and creative nonfiction. Finally, I'm developing my skills in industry-standard design software, using Adobe Creative Cloud, and learning languages such as HTML and CSS. My current proficiencies are in InDesign and Photoshop.

Pronouns: He/Him or They/Them

Hometown: Fort Wayne, IN

Hobbies: Coffee coffee coffee, pronounced hurriedly like Lorelai Gilmore.

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