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  • Chair Department of Writing and Rhetoric Studies
  • Writing Program Administrator, Writing and Rhetoric Studies
  • Academic Liaison, Utah Global
  • Assistant Professor, English
  • Associate Professor, English
  • Associate Professor, Writing and Rhetoric Studies
801-585-0980

Research Summary

My empirical and theoretical research broadly considers multilingual writing and rhetoric, including second language writing and translingual approaches to composition. I am also interested in international higher education--especially the roles of international branch campuses and bridge programs.

Education

  • BA, Literature, University of North Carolina at Asheville
  • MA, English, Pennsylvania State University
  • PhD, English (Rhetoric and Composition), Pennsylvania State University. Project: ESL, "Comp," and Composition: Terms, Assumptions, and New Practices for Native and Non-Native English Users