Graduate Assistants

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  • Michelle Conklin-Kusel

    Michelle Conklin-Kusel

    Graduate Teaching Assistant

    Writing and Rhetoric: Academic, baseline, civic, and information literacies; news media's role in the public sphere; propaganda and fake news; first-year composition; writing program administration; applying Stasis Theory to teaching research and writing; critical thinking and logical fallacies; Kenneth Burke's theory on identification and division in relation to political power and influence.

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  • Ronada Hewitt

    Ronada Hewitt

    Graduate Teaching Assistant

    Writing and Rhetoric: Millennial Protest/Rhetoric of Confrontation

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  • Aysan Kolahdouzipour

    Aysan Kolahdouzipour

    Graduate Teaching Assistant

    Writing and Rhetoric: Second Language Writing. Writing with Artificial Intelligence. Multilingualism. Linguistic Justice

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  • Isaac Newton Nyatuame

    Isaac Newton Nyatuame

    Graduate Research Assistant

    Writing and Rhetoric: Social justice, user experience, tactical technical communication, rhetoric of health and medicine, digital rhetoric, border and peace rhetoric, ethnographic practice and infrastructural storytelling and decolonial research

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  • Hunter Riley

    Hunter Riley

    Graduate Teaching Assistant

    Writing and Rhetoric: Technical Communications, User Experience, and Professional Writing

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  • Kerry Michelle Smith

    Kerry Michelle Smith

    Graduate Teaching Assistant

    Writing and Rhetoric: Writing studies, affect theory, rhetoric of true crime, transfer of learning, writing threshold concepts, pedagogy

  • Emily R C Staudt

    Emily R C Staudt

    Graduate Lecturer

    Writing and Rhetoric: teacher growth and development, writing pedagogy, writing across the curriculum