Comm theorist, Burkoid, rhetorician, digital humanist, graphic designer. Faculty at St Vincent College. Opinions mine, though constituted with others. they/them
@hkpmcgregor A Sentimental Education is emerald green lipstick: bold, refreshing, & brilliant.
I’ve assigned #relatable to my undergrad rhetorical criticism class for Thursday & I can’t WAIT to discuss it with them! 💚
@hkpmcgregor Also engaging a senior prepping for grad school in a feminist marginalia practice: we’re each reading & annotating a copy of A Sentimental Education, then swapping to respond to each other’s marginalia, then swapping back 💚
During my first year of undergrad (Louisiana, USA), I remember the university hired a professor from Tanzania to teach Swahili. I immediately bought the textbook and registered for his course. (1/7)
There are words you shouldn’t call academic (or any) women. Words you might think are innocuous, but have a long history of being used to dismiss, devalue, or discredit women. You might not be aware that these words should be avoided. A 🧵
#academia#AcademicTwitter#WomenInSTEM
@banville_morgan I try to reach out. “Hey, just wanted to check in and see if you need any clarification or support on X assignment. If so, we could: [3 concrete options ranging in degree]. Let me know!”
Sometimes options get them over barriers like guilt/anxiety & decision paralysis.
🚨New publication for your reading list! 🚨
With @mistiyang, "Going off scripts: emotional labor and technoliberal managerialism." Remember that emotional labor thread from 2019? Here's our response. #TeamRhetoric
50 e-prints, or DM me! https://t.co/mJhMWmfEH7 🧵1/6