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Memphis, Tennessee, United States

Develop and present educational materials for visitors and classes at the Museum. Assist in the preparation and execution of special events.

Canton, Missouri, United States

Creator, producer, writer, and performer for Medieval Death Trip, a podcast that presents and discusses medieval texts, with a focus on the unusual and macabre as well as the humorous and curious.

Canton, Missouri, United States

Associate Professor of English teaching courses on creative writing, British literature, history of the English language, and college writing. Additional interests in games and literature, medieval literature, audio production and podcasting, and postmodern fiction.

Columbia, MO

Taught numerous courses in the English Department, including:CompositionResearch WritingEarly English Literary TraditionsLiterary Studies: "Haunted Literature"Literary Studies: "Literature of Transformation"

Columbia, MO

Taught sections of composition and developmental writing.

Columbia, MO

Taught sections of Composition I and II.

Jefferson City, MO

Taught two sections of composition.

Designed database-driven TMR website, built a custom content management system, assisted with an e-commerce system transition, produced podcasts and other online content, managed the Review’s blog, managed full site transition to Wordpress, and read submissions.

Columbia, Missouri Area

Designed syllabus and taught:English 2510: Intermediate Fiction Workshop (2 sections)English 2030: Professional Writing (2 sections)English 1510: Creative Writing: Introduction to Fiction (4 sections)English 1210: Introduction to British LiteratureEnglish 1160: Themes in Literature: “Myths and Sagas of the Vikings” (self-designed course)English 1000.

Urbana-Champaign, Illinois Area

Coordinated website production with the Fine Arts department, managed online content, read submissions, and assisted with promotions. Was one of the founding staff members who contributed to the student-led project to create a literary magazine at the University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign).

Designed syllabus and taught:Rhetoric 144: Introduction to Narrative Writing (2 sections)Business & Technical Writing 250: Principles of Business Writing (4 sections)Business & Technical Writing 220: Principles of Desktop Publishing (2 sections)

Supervised undergraduate workers, purchased and maintained Language Center equipment and media, managed facilities, helped students to check out media and use equipment and software, and provided support to Language Department faculty members

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), English

Master Of Fine Arts (M.F.A.), Creative Writing

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.) With Honors, English (Creative Writing Focus) / Greek And Roman Studies (Double Major)