I received my doctorate from the English department at the University at Albany, SUNY, focusing on nineteenth and twentieth-century American literature in 2021. My dissertation, “Meeting Places: The Entanglements of Poetry and Science in the Modern American Imagination,” was awarded the University of Albany Distinguished Doctoral Dissertation Award in 2021. I was named the 2024 Torch Professor by the UAlbany graduating class of 2024. Before coming to Albany, I studied at The Evergreen State College, The University of Washington, and Carnegie Mellon University. From 2017 to 2020, I served as the Executive Vice President of the Graduate Student Employees Union/ CWA 1104, the union representing and advocating for all graduate assistants and teaching assistants in the SUNY system.
I currently have the pleasure of teaching a wide range of courses in literary studies and criticism to undergraduates at the University at Albany, SUNY.
Since 2022, I have worked as one of the founding organizers of The Tautegory Project.
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