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  • Fellow, English

Education

  • MFA, Creative Writing, Nonfiction, 2014
  • BA, English and Political Science, Gustavus Adolphus College, 2009

Courses Taught

  • ENGLISH 418 & ART 427 - Literary Journal Production
  • ENGLISH 233 - Creative Writing
  • ENGLISH 102 - College Writing and Research
  • Inquiry Studies 201 - Creative Expression and Social Change in Denver (Wartburg College)
  • Community and Culture in Haiti, May Term Intensive Travel Course (Wartburg College)
  • Interdisciplinary Studies 360 - The Metropolis: Sustainability in Denver (Wartburg College)
  • English 302 - Advanced Composition, Writing in the Disciplines (George Mason University)
  • English 101 - First-Year Composition (George Mason University)
  • English 296 - Introduction to Creative Writing (George Mason University)
  • English 201 - Reading and Writing About Texts (George Mason University)

Research Interests

  • Creative Nonfiction
  • Personal essay
  • Autobiography studies
  • Writing pedagogy.

Related Activities

  • Conference Presentations:
    • AWP Intro Journal Award in Fiction, 2021.
    • Digital Humanities Teaching Fellowship, UWM Digital Humanities Lab, 2020-21.
    • Chancellor's Graduate Student Award, 2019-20.
    • Mentor Teaching Award, George Mason UWM, University, Spring 2014.
    • Outstanding Nonfiction Student Award, George Mason University, Spring 2014.
    • Crab Orchard Review Rafael Torch Literary Nonfiction Award Finalist, 2013.

Academic Awards

  • AWP Intro Journal Award in Fiction, 2021.
  • Digital Humanities Teaching Fellowship, UWM Digital Humanities Lab, 2020-21.
  • Chancellor's Graduate Student Award, 2019-20.
  • Mentor Teaching Award, George Mason UWM, University, Spring 2014.
  • Outstanding Nonfiction Student Award, George Mason University, Spring 2014.
  • Crab Orchard Review Rafael Torch Literary Nonfiction Award Finalist, 2013.

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