Courses

While working in industry, I began to teach Introduction to Technical Communication as an adjunct. I quickly realized that I preferred teaching and research over industry, so I left my career in industry to teach fulltime as a Visiting Lecturer for UNC Charlotte where I taught a 4/4 load of Introduction to Technical Communication. Throughout my doctoral program I taught a 2/2 load for Clemson, teaching first-year composition classes and technical communication classes. I also taught adjunct for UNC Charlotte, teaching a combination of Introduction to Technical Communication and Liberal Studies courses. My Liberal Studies courses focused on AR, game studies, and Westernization of games and apps. At the University of North Florida, I continue to independently create course material and curate examples for all courses to meet the University’s stated goals.

A student uses DataViz during one our visualization analysis activities.

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Course List

ENC 6721: Studies in Composition Research
University of North Florida | Department of English

ENC 4260: Applied Technical Writing 
University of North Florida | Department of English

ENC 3250: Business Communications
University of North Florida | Department of English

ENC 3202: Professional Communication for Business 
University of North Florida | Department of English
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ENGL 3140: Technical Communication
Clemson University | Department of English

ENGL 1030: Rhetoric and Composition
Clemson University | Department of English

ENGL 2116: Introduction to Technical Communication
UNC Charlotte | Department of English

LBST 2101: Virtual Values: Developing Videogames for and from the West
UNC Charlotte | Department of English

LBST 2101: Developing Western Culture in Video Game Localization
UNC Charlotte | Department of English

LBST 2213: Pokémon, Mixed Reality, and the Natural World
UNC Charlotte | Department of English​​​

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Sample Syllabi

ENGL 3140

ENGL 1030