Experience

Rice University

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Associate Director, Program in Writing and Communication

  • Aug 2021 - Present



Syracuse University

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Assistant Teaching Professor of Writing Studies, Rhetoric, and Composition

  • 2017 - Jul 2021



The University of Alabama

• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Assistant Director UA Writing Center

  • Aug 2015 - Aug 2017

  Co-taught practicum course for undergraduate students training to work in the Writing Center, assisted in script writing of promotional video, gave writing workshops to classes across UA’s campus, managed the WC online schedule software, trained and worked with graduate and undergraduate student consultants.

• Graduate Teaching Assistant

  • 2010 - May 2017

  COURSES TAUGHT:EN 101: English Composition I 100 level course designed for undergraduate students to gain necessary writing skills to operate successfully in academic discourse while learning rhetorical awareness. Instructor focuses specifically on teaching the arbitrariness of academic codes, and creates assignments and activities that ask students to negotiate their own identities within larger ideological frameworks. EN 102: English Composition II 100 level course designed for undergraduate students to focus on persuasive writing and rhetorical awareness. Students focus on persuasive papers, utilize various methods for argumentation, and respond to articles and essays. EN 207: World Literature I 200 level course designed for undergraduate students after completion of EN101 and 102. Survey of World Literature from ancient texts to the Renaissance. EN 208: World Literature II200 level course designed for undergraduate students after completion of EN101 and 102. Survey of World Literature from the Renaissance to modern day. EN 209: American Literature I200 level course designed for undergraduate students after completion of EN101 and 102. Survey of American Literature from its beginnings to Mark Twain. EN 210: American Literature II200 level course designed for undergraduate students after completion of EN101 and 102. Survey of American Literature from Mark Twain to modern American works. EN 317: Writing Center PracticumPracticum class designed to train junior & senior undergraduate students to work in the UA Writing Center. Students read and write about Writing Center theory. Class includes hands on training. EN 319: Technical Writing300 level course designed for juniors and seniors to obtain skills needed as a technical writer. Course also focuses on technical communication, both written and oral, and how to communicate efficiently in a professional environment. Show less