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{{font|font=Alegreya SC|size=22px|Middle Georgia State University, Department of Media, Culture & the Arts, GA 2015-Present}}<br /> | {{font|font=Alegreya SC|size=22px|Middle Georgia State University, Department of Media, Culture & the Arts, GA 2015-Present}}<br /> | ||
Designed and taught a graduate course: [[:Category:NMAC 5108|Writing and Publishing in Digital Environments]]. Designed and taught undergraduate courses: [[:Category:ENGL 3900|Modern Drama]]; [[:Category:IDS 4070|Organizations, Technology, and Culture]]; [[(Post)Modernism and Utopia, Fall 2016|(Post)Modernism and Utopia]]; Voices and Visions: A Survey of Science Fiction; Interdisciplinary Humanities (Online) | Designed and taught a graduate course: [[:Category:NMAC 5108|Writing and Publishing in Digital Environments]]. Designed and taught undergraduate courses: [[ENGL 3700|Studies in the Novel]]; [[:Category:ENGL 3900|Modern Drama]]; [[:Category:IDS 4070|Organizations, Technology, and Culture]]; [[(Post)Modernism and Utopia, Fall 2016|(Post)Modernism and Utopia]]; Voices and Visions: A Survey of Science Fiction; Interdisciplinary Humanities (Online) | ||
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New Media Theory; Digital Humanities; Writing for Digital Media; World Literature: the epic genre, tragedy; Modern Continental Literature; Science Fiction; Futurism; Modern and Postmodern British, American, and Continental Literature; Literary Theory | New Media Theory; Digital Humanities; Writing for Digital Media; World Literature: the epic genre, tragedy; Modern Continental Literature; Science Fiction; Futurism; Modern and Postmodern British, American, and Continental Literature; Literary Theory | ||
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Professor of English
Middle Georgia State University, Department of Media, Culture & the Arts, GA 2015-Present
Designed and taught a graduate course: Writing and Publishing in Digital Environments. Designed and taught undergraduate courses: Studies in the Novel; Modern Drama; Organizations, Technology, and Culture; (Post)Modernism and Utopia; Voices and Visions: A Survey of Science Fiction; Interdisciplinary Humanities (Online)
Associate Professor of English
Middle Georgia State College, Department of Media, Culture & the Arts, GA 2007-2015
Designed and taught undergraduate courses (selected): Introduction to Digital Humanities; Norman Mailer’s America; Writing for Digital Media; Cyberpunk; eText Authoring with iPads; Digital Humanities on iTunes U; Modernism; Utopia and Apocalypse; Metaphysical Science Fiction
Assistant Professor of English
Macon State College, Department of Humanities, GA 2002-2007
Designed and taught undergraduate courses (selected): Literary Theory; Speculative Fiction; Writing Second Life; Science Fiction and Futurism; Technology and the Creative Artist; Senior Seminar in New Media; World Literature I & II Online
Instructor, European Council
University College London, UK 2009 & 2011
A five week study abroad program sponsored by the University System of Georgia. Taught World Literature II and Popular Culture: London as Text in 2009, and two sections of Photo London in 2011
Teaching Assistant
University of South Florida, FL 1995-2002
Designed and taught undergraduate courses (selected): Images of the Body in Contemporary Literature; Advanced Technical Writing: Graphics, Typology, and Design; The Technological Imagination in Literature; Introduction to Contemporary American Fiction; Technical Writing: Hypertext / MOO: Authoring and Theory; Introduction to Literature: Issues in Technology; First-Year Composition II: The Jazz Age
Instructor
USF Continuing Education, FL 2000-2001
Designed and taught courses in HTML & CSS coding and web design
Adjunct Instructor
Hillsborough Community College, FL 1997-1998
Taught Freshman Composition I and II
Teaching Interests
New Media Theory; Digital Humanities; Writing for Digital Media; World Literature: the epic genre, tragedy; Modern Continental Literature; Science Fiction; Futurism; Modern and Postmodern British, American, and Continental Literature; Literary Theory
