Visual Rhetoric and Popular Culture
I am a faculty member at Georgia Institute of Technology where I serve as Assistant Director of the Vertically Integrated Projects (VIP) undergraduate research program and lead the Graphic Medicine VIP team . Before joining VIP, I was a Marion L. Brittain Postdoctoral Fellow at Georgia Tech where I taught first year writing. You can read short descriptions of my research , teaching , and interdisciplinary community building on this page, but be sure to check out the additional pages for more information.
I am at work on two book projects: an edited collection of essays, comics and course designs for the Graphic Medicine series at Penn State University Press called Invisible Made Visible: Comics and Mental Illness (with Jessica Gross) and a monograph that explores how marginalized audiences use serial comics to form communities, tentatively titled Comics Correspondents: The Counterpublics of Seriality , under contract with the Ohio State University Press . In Comics Correspondents , which builds on the di