My research is situated at the intersections of composition theories and pedagogies and feminist-disability studies. Broadly speaking, I am interested in studying and developing accessible communication practices. To explore this topic, I turn to a variety of kairotic spaces: from the FYC classroom to the doctor's office. Because of this, my work spans a range of subfields, such as the following:
Writing program administration
Mentoring
Check out Standing at the Thresholds and Threhold Conscripts (edited collections)
Rhetorics of health and medicine
Checkout the resource page for my forthcoming book chapter "'So, This is My Period Tracker:' Authenticity as a Feminist Rhetorical Tactic for a Post-Dobbs World."
Disability studies
Feminist rhetorics
Composition theories and pedagogies
Upcoming conference presentations
Please join me at IFALC 2026 (International Forum on Active Learning Classrooms), where I will be presenting a keynote titled "Access First: Centering Accessibility in Active Learning Classrooms. Keynote materials are available at tinyurl.com/AccessFirst26.
Recent conference presentations
I had the pleasure of presenting "Cripping the WPA Narrative: Mental Health, Neurodiversity, and the Labor of De-Composition" at the 2026 CWPA Conference at the University of Wyoming. You are welcome to access my presentation materials.
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