Service

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

National Leadership Roles

Assistant Communications & Social Media Editor— XChanges: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Technical Communication, Rhetoric, and Writing Across the Curriculum

Digital Presence Committee, WPA-GO, 2019-2020

Humanities, Arts, Sciences, and Technology Alliance and Collaboration (HASTAC) Scholar, 2019-2020

Conference and Event Organization

Carolina Rhetorics Conference, Planning Committee, Fall 2020-Spring 2021

Departmental and University Service

First-Year Composition Committee, Clemson University First-Year Composition Program

President, Rhetoric Society of America, Clemson University chapter (Society of  the Third Sophistic),2020-2021.

Professional Development Coordinator, Rhetoric Society of America, Clemson University chapter (Society of  the Third Sophistic), 2019-2020. Thirteen professional development workshops planned, organized, and hosted. Eight meetings coordinated between RCID graduate students and Clemson English Department job candidates.

Archivist, Rhetoric Society of America, Clemson University chapter (Society of the Third Sophistic), 2019-2020. Twelve guest lectures, 8 dissertation and comprehensive exam defenses, and 5 program workshops recorded, edited, and archived.

Discussion leader & organizer, Digital Rhetoric Reading Group, Clemson University Rhetoric Society of America-  4 sessions, Summer 2020.

Summer Book Club Leader, Pearce Center for Professional Communication, Clemson University—”Technology, Language, & Leadership” track  

Featured Interviews

Clemson Creatives Jam Session, Adobe Creative Jam (2019). Interview on digital learning and creativity, Christopher Stuart, Clemson University. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPaV6NNKxXs

ACADEMIC GRANTS

Micro-Grant, American Society for the History of Rhetoric (ASHR), ($50), Spring 2020

Campbell Fund Grant, Campbell Chair in Technical Communication, Clemson University ($200), Spring 2020

Professional Enrichment Grant, Clemson University Graduate Student Government ($750), Spring 2020

Rhetorics, Communication, and Information Design Travel Grant, Clemson University ($700), Spring 2020

Rhetorics, Communication, and Information Design Travel Grant, Clemson University ($700), Spring 2020

Graduate Travel Grant, Graduate Research Network- Computers & Writing Conference, Lansing M.I. ($100), Summer 2019

Rhetorics, Communication, and Information Design Travel Grant, Clemson University ($700), Spring 2019

Rhetorics, Communication, and Information Design Travel Grant, Clemson University ($700), Spring 2019

Professional Enrichment Grant, Clemson University Graduate Student Government ($750), Spring 2019

Professional Enrichment Grant, Clemson University Graduate Student Government ($750),  Fall 2018

Father Edward J. O’Heron Scholarship, English Dept., SUNY Cortland ($500), Spring 2014

Marion C. Thompson Memorial Scholarship, English Dept., SUNY Cortland ($500), Spring 2015

PUBLIC AND DIGITAL HUMANITIES PROJECTS

The ReTold Histories of Clemson – Clemson University FYC documentary filmmaking public humanities

project (2018-2019 academic year): https://retoldhistoriesofclemson.home.blog/.

Stand Up!: The Academic UnEssay– SUNY Cortland FYC multimedia project  (Fall 2017): https://cortlandcomp03.wordpress.com/unessays/.

Sparking Change– SUNY Cortland FYC multimedia project  (Spring 2017)

Crystallize Review, senior editor and web designer- SUNY Cortland  (2014-2015).

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

  • American Society for the History of Rhetoric (ASHR)
  • Association of Internet Researchers (AoIR)
  • Humanities, Arts, Sciences, and Technology Alliance and Collaboration (HASTAC)
  • Modern Language Association
  • National Council of Teachers of English
  • Rhetoric Society of America
  • Seven Valleys Writing Project
  • Sigma Tau Delta
  • Society of the Third Sophistic (Rhetoric Society of America, Clemson University)
  • WPA-GO