Depending on the topic of my courses, I typically categorize them as thinking or making classes (with overlap between the two, of course). Overall, my courses cover the ways media ecologies operate—namely, how dis- and misinformation circulate and how conspiracy theories form and flourish—contemporary critical and rhetorical theory, and visual communication with a focus on user-centered design. I also teach students rhetorical and digital methodologies for working with, in, and for communities, as well as user experience methods for revising and testing materials for their discrete audiences. We have a lot of fun going outside of the classroom, more often than not, and my students often find themselves interviewing others, testing their materials, and getting perspectives that will help shape their projects.
I love talking teaching and pedagogy, especially using technology in daily activities and projects. If you ever want to chat about these topics, please reach out. On this page, you'll find my current courses and their descriptions. I no longer have my syllabi and other learning materials available on this website, but if you would like to see how I approach these classes, please send me an email.
Nothing! I am on research leave for Spring / Summer 2026 and will be working on my book projects. 👨🏻💻