CRDM alumni have an exceptionally high job placement rate. Most graduates remain in academia, working as professors or lecturers in English, Communication, Cultural Studies, or Public Relations. Others have found work on e-learning projects, while still others have pursued careers in private industry or with the government. The interdisciplinary nature of the CRDM program has been appealing to hirers and the types of employment available for CRDM graduates has proven to be very diverse.
Alumni
kevin@brockoleur.com
University of South Carolina, Assistant Professor of English
Ph.D. Communication, Rhetoric, and Digital Media, North Carolina State University, 2013
Publications/Presentations:
- Brock, K. (2013). Review of Speaking code: Coding as aesthetic and political expression. Itineration. Available from http://itineration.org/portfolio/book-review-speaking-code/
- Brock, K. (2013). Establishing ethos on proprietary and open source software websites. In S. Apostel & M. Folk (Eds.), Online credibility and digital ethos: Evaluating computer-mediated communication (pp. 56-76). Hershey, PA: IGI Global.
- Davis, M., Brock, K., & McElroy, S. (2012.) Expanding the available means of composing: Three sites of inquiry. Enculturation, 14. Available from http://www.enculturation.net/files/availablemeans/index.html
- Brock, K. (2012). One hundred thousand billion processes: Oulipian cybertexts and the composition of digital cybertexts. Technoculture, 2. Available from http://tcjournal.org/drupal/vol2/brock
- Brock, K. (2012). Style and software development. Presented at the Annual Conference of the Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts, Milwaukee, WI.
- Brock, K. (2012). Programming as composing (with) new media. Presented at Computers & Writing, Raleigh, NC.
- Brock, K. (2012). Review of From A to <A>: Keywords of markup. Kairos, 16(2). Available from http://kairos.technorhetoric.net/16.2/reviews/brock/index.html
- Brock, K. (2011). Establishing ethos on proprietary and open source software websites. Presented at the Convention of the National Communication Association, New Orleans, LA.
- Brock, K. & Ware, J. (2011). Tones of discourse: The Arduino microprocessor as translator and re-signifier. Presented at Computers & Writing, Ann Arbor, MI.
- Brock, K. (2011). One hundred thousand billion icons: Digital cybertext and computational Oulipian writing. Presented at the Conference on College Composition and Communication, Atlanta, GA.
- Rodrigo, R., Matsuda, P.K., Selfe, C., Anson, C., Yancey, K.B., Glau, G., Dolmage, J., Bahrainwala, L., Fargo, K., & Brock, K. (2011). We are 113! Presented at the Conference on College Composition and Communication, Atlanta, GA.
- Brock, K. (2010). Behind the screen: Cyber-awareness and perceptions of paranormal technology. Presented at the Resurrection of the Paranormal: Investigating Otherness in 21st Century English Studies Symposium, Raleigh, NC.
- Brock, K. (2010). Open source software and the construction of electronic identities. Presented at the Carolina Rhetoric Conference, Raleigh, NC.
- Brock, K. (2009). Paul Virilio and the electronic zombie apocalypse. Presented at the New Voices: Literature and Rhetoric of the Apocalypse conference, Atlanta, GA.
Dissertation:
Engaging the Action-Oriented Nature of Computation: Towards a Rhetorical Code Studies
Committee:
- David Rieder (chair)
- Susan Miller-Cochran (member)
- Jason Swarts (member)
- Kenneth Zagacki (member)
jtburr@ncsu.edu
Elon University, Instructor, English
Publications/Presentations:
- J. Burr and K. Lyles. Access to Art Offline and Online: Who Looks at Art, Where, and Why, 2009 NCSU Graduate Research Symposium.
- J. Burr. The Snowsuit Effort: A Digital Representation of an Urban Space, 2008 NCSU Graduate Research Symposium.
- Burr, L. de Hertogh, and K. Warner. From Tutoring to Teaching and Back: How Writing Center Work Helps First Year Teachers of Composition. Southeastern Writing Center Association (SWCA), Nashville, 2007.
- J. Burr and K. Warner. Consultant Consultant Collaboration in the Writing Center. Southeastern Writing Center Association (SWCA), Chapel Hill, 2006.
shaun.cashman@pfeiffer.edu
Pfeiffer University, Assistant Professor, Communication
Ph.D. Communication, Rhetoric, and Digital Media, 2010
Publications/Presentations:
- Cashman, S. (2009). Review of the Frodo Franchise by Kristin Thompson. The Communication review. 12(2). 187-190.
- Cashman, S. & Philips, C. S. (2009). The Role of role-play in pervasive location-based mobile games. In A. de Souza e Silva & D. M. Sutko (Eds.). Digital cityscapes: Merging digital and urban playspaces. New York: Peter Lang.
- Stein, S. & Cashman, S. (2009). Documentaries, motion pictures. In C. H. Sterling (Ed). Encyclopedia of journalism. George Washing University: Sage publications.
Dissertation:
The Rhetoric of Immersion in Video Game Technologies
Committee:
- Victoria Gallagher (chair)
- Stephen Wiley (member)
- Jason Swarts (member)
- Adriana de Souza e Silva (member)
University of Michigan, Lecturer, College of Engineering
Ph.D. Communication, Rhetoric, and Digital Media, 2009
Publications/Presentations:
- Casper, C. F. (2008). New genre ecologies in science: Post-publication review in online journals. Rhetoric Society of America, Seattle, WA, May 2008.
- Casper, C. F. (2007). In praise of carbon, in praise of science: The epideictic rhetoric of the 1996 Nobel lectures in chemistry. Journal of Business and Technical Communication, 21(3), 303-323.
Dissertation:
Mutable Mobiles: Online Journals and the Evolving Genre Ecosystem of Science
Committee:
- Carolyn Miller (chair)
- William Kinsella (member)
- Kenneth Zagacki (member)
- Jason Swarts (member)
clcummin (at) ncsu (dot) edu
Ph.D. Communication, Rhetoric, and Digital Media, North Carolina State University, 2013
Publications/Presentations:
- Berube, D.M., Cummings, C.L., Frith, J.H., Binder, A.R., Oldendick, R.W. (2011). Comparing nanoparticle risk perceptions to other known EHS risks. Journal of Nanoparticle Research, Online First: 19 Mar 2011.
- Berube, D.M., Cummings, C., Cacciatore, M., Scheufele, D. & Kalin, J. (2010). Characteristics and classification of nanoparticles: Expert Delphi survey. Nanotoxicology. Early online: 30 Sep 2010.
- Berube, D.M., Searson, E.M., Morton, T.S., & Cummings, C.L. (2010). Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies - Consumer Product Inventory Evaluated. Nanotechnology Law & Business, 7(2), 152-163.
- Berube, D.M., Faber, B., Scheufele, D.A., Cummings, C.L., Gardner, G.E., Martin, K.N., Martin, M.S., & Temple, N.M. (2010). Communicating risk in the 21st century: The case of nanotechnology. National Nanotechnology Coordination Office, Arlington, VA.
- Frith, J., Morain, M., Cummings, C. & Berube, D. (2011). Reviews of the books: The Shallows: What the Internet is Doing to Our Brains by Nicholas Carr and You Are Not a Gadget: A Manifesto by Jaron Lanier. Journal of Communication, 61 (1), E9-E12.
- Morain, M., Frith, J., Cummings, C. & Berube, D. (2011). Review Essay: Understanding Digital Media and Society: Youtube: Online Video and Participatory Culture by Burgess, J, Green, J, and Jenkins, H. (2009), The Search Engine Society by Halavais, A. (2008), and The Information Society: Cyber Dreams and Digital Nightmares by Hassan, R. Journal of Communication, 61 (3), E12-E14.
- Cummings, C., Frith, J., and Berube, D. (in press). Unexpected Appropriations of Technology and Life Cycle Analysis: Reframing Cradle-to-Grave Approaches. In Savage, N., Gorman, M., and Street, A. Emerging Technologies - Socio-Behavioral Life Cycle Approaches, United States Environmental Protection Agency, USA. Pan Stafford.
- Emerging Technological Risks: Expert and Public Risk Perceptions of Nanotechnology-enabled Products. July 20, 2012, Society for Risk Analysis (SRA) World Congress on Risk, Sydney, Australia.
- Strategic frame alignment & the communication of risk. December 6, 2011, Society for Risk Analysis (SRA) Annual Meeting, Charleston South Carolina.
- Impacts of Generalized Interpersonal and Institutional Trust on Environmental Health and Safety Risk Information-Seeking, August 11, 2011, Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC), St. Louis, Missouri.
Dissertation:
Communicating uncertainty and secondary risk qualifications of expert recommendation affecting risk perceptions and behavioral intentions regarding sunscreens and nanoparticle-sunscreens.
Committee:
- David Berube (chair)
- Jason Swarts
- Deanna Dannels
- Andrew Binder
jadicker@ncsu.edu
Georgetown College, Assistant Professor, Communication and Media Studies
Publications/Presentations:
- Dickerson, J.A. (2009, November). A Framework for the Rhetorical Examination of Digital Technologies. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the National Communication Association, Chicago, IL.
- Dickerson, J. (2007, November). Heroes, transformers, and the emerging world of immersive marketing. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the National Communication Association, Chicago, IL.
- Dickerson, J.A. (2005, May). Utopian and dystopian master narratives in a posthuman world. Paper selected for the Annual Meeting of the International Communication Association, New York, NY.
Dissertation:
Framing Infamy : Media and Collective Memory of the Attack on Pearl Harbor
kfargo@gmail.com
Long Island University-- C.W. Post Campus, Assistant Professor, English
Ph.D. Communication, Rhetoric, and Digital Media, 2012
Dissertation:
The Sounds of Rhetoric, the Rhetoric of Sound: Listening and Composing the Auditory Realm
Committee:
- Susan Miller-Cochran (chair)
- Carolyn Miller (member)
- Chris Anson (member)
- Victoria Gallagher (member)
frithjh@gmail.com
University of North Texas, Assistant Professor, Linguistics and Technical Communication
Publications/Presentations:
- Morain, M., Frith, J., Cummings, C., & Berube, D. M. (2011). Review essay: Understanding digital media and society. Journal of Communication, 61(3), E12-E14.
- Frith, J., Morain, M., Cummings, C., & Berube, D. (2011). You are not a gadget: A manifesto. Journal of Communication, 61(1), E9-E12.
Amy.Gaffney@uky.edu
University of Kentucky, Assistant Professor, Communication
Ph.D. Communication, Rhetoric, and Digital Media, 2010
Publications/Presentations:
- Dannels, D. P., & Housley Gaffney, A. L. (2009). Communication across the curriculum and in the disciplines: A call for scholarly cross-curricular advocacy. Communication Education, 58, 124-153.
- Dannels, D. P., Housley Gaffney, A. L., & Norris Martin, K. (2008). Beyond content, deeper than delivery: What critique feedback reveals about communication expectations in design education. International Journal for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, 2. http://academics.georgiasouthern.edu/ijsotl/v2n2.html
Dissertation:
Communicationg about, in, and through Design: a Study Exploring Communication Instruction and Design Students' Critique Performance
Committee:
- Deanna Dannels (chair)
- William Jordan (member)
- Jason Swarts (member)
- Chris Anson (member)
dcgierdo@ncsu.edu
Ph.D. Communication, Rhetoric, and Digital Media, North Carolina State University, 2013
Publications/Presentations:
- Anson, C. Dannels, D. and Gierdowski, D. (2012, June). Next-Generation Response: Students' Impressions of Screen-Capture Commentary on Their Writing in Distance Education Courses. Presented at the International Writing Across the Curriculum conference, Savannah, GA.
- Anson, C., Dannels, D., Kittle Autry, M. and Gierdowski, D. (2012, May). Workshop: Screencap Your Feedback: Using Screen Capture Technology to Provide Audio-Visual Feedback to Writers. Presented at Computers & Writing, Raleigh, NC.
- Gierdowski, D. and Duckett, K. (2012, April). Assessing Student Perceptions and Uses of Library Spaces. Presented at the North Carolina State University Library Association Spring Seminar, Raleigh, NC.
- Gierdowski, D. (2012, March). It’s Not Just About the Chairs: The Power Dynamics of Classroom Space. Presented at the Conference on College Composition and Communication, St. Louis, MO.
- Gierdowski, D. (2012, February). Learning from Library Spaces: Student Perceptions of Library Neighborhoods. Presented at the Southeastern Writing Center Conference, Richmond, KY.
- Gierdowski, D. and Snead, R. (2011, May). Gazing Across the Boundaries: Students' Private, Public, and Academic Digital Literacies. Presented at Computers & Writing, Ann Arbor, MI.
- Gierdowski, D. (2011, March). Bull City Rising: The Metaphor of Light at the Site of the Durham Performing Arts Center. Presented at the Southern States Communication Association Conference, Little Rock, AR.
- Gierdowski, D. (2011, March). The Tutor as Teammate: A Qualitative Study on the Function of Communication in the Writing Center Conference. Presented at the Southern States Communication Association Conference, Little Rock, AR.
- Snead, R. and Gierdowski, D. (2011, February). Altering Our Assumptions: A Study of the Digital Literacy Skills of First-Year Writing Students. Presented at the North Carolina Symposium on Teaching Writing, Raleigh, NC.
- Gierdowski, D. (2010, May). Digital Materiality: The Virtual Wall® as Commemorative Material Rhetoric. Presented at the Rhetoric Society of America Conference, Minneapolis, MN.
Dissertation:
The Geographies of a Writing Space: A Study of a Flexible Composition Classroom
Committee:
- Susan Miller-Cochran, Chair
- Chris Anson, Member
- Deanna Dannels, Member
- Victoria Gallagher, Member
- Robert Beichner, Member
drgruber@ncsu.edu
City University of Hong Kong, Assistant Professor
PhD, CRDM, 2012
Publications/Presentations:
- Gruber, David. Sept, 11. Bodies without skin. Ctheory.net
- Gruber, David. June, 11. Theatrical Bodies: Acting out Comedy and Tragedy in Two Anatomical Displays. Visual Communication Quarterly.
- Gruber, David, et al. March, 11. Rhetoric and the Neurosciences: Exploration and Engagement. POROI, 7(1).
- Gruber, David. Aug, 10. From the screen to me, 1984-2008: computer television commercials and the human-computer relationship. Media History, 16(3).
Dissertation:
Neurorhetoric and the Dynamism of the Neurosciences: Mapping translations of mirror neurons across the disciplines
amgutsch@ncsu.edu
Publications/Presentations:
- Thompson, T.L, Robinson, J.D., & Gutschmidt, A.M. (2003). Willingness to donate organs and family communication about organ donation: A test of the applicability of the Transtheoretical Model. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Nation Communication Association, San Diego, May.
- Gutschmidt, A.M. (2005). Examining Collaboration in the Classroom Through the Use of Weblogs. (Masters Thesis)
- Gutschmidt, A. "A Perpetual State of Arrested Development: The Communicative Implications of Fantasy Theme Usage." SSCA conference. Louisville. 30 Mar. 2007.
jpkalin@ncsu.edu
DePaul University, Assistant Professor, Department of Writing, Rhetoric, & Discourse
PhD, CRDM @ NCSU, 2012
Publications/Presentations:
- Kalin, J. (2011, November). Visual practices of digital network memory: Inventing and remembering with digital images, places, and publics. Paper to be presented at the annual conference of the National Communication Association. New Orleans, LA. Top Papers in the Visual Communication Division.
- Kalin, J. (2011, November). The scene of digital public memory: A tropological detour through the topoi of memory. Paper to be presented at the annual conference of the National Communication Association. New Orleans, LA.
- Kalin, J. (2011, April). Memory spaces, spatial memories: The invention(s) of digital memory. Paper presented at the annual Conference on College Composition and Communication. Atlanta, GA.
- Kalin, J. (2010, November). Doing what come naturally? Student perceptions and use of collaborative technologies. Paper presented at the annual conference of the National Communication Association. San Francisco, CA. Top Papers in the Scholarship of Teaching & Learning.
- Kalin, J. (2010, November). Genetic information and the constitution of medical subjects: Critical junctures in genome sequencing. Paper presented at the annual conference of the National Communication Association. San Francisco, CA.
- Kalin, J. (2010, May). Critical junctures in genome sequencing: Constituting medical subjects and articulating healthy lives. Paper presented at the biannual conference of the Rhetoric Society of America. Minneapolis, MN.
kmlyles@ncsu.edu
University of Mississippi, Professional Writing Core Instructor
Publications/Presentations:
knm@mail.rit.edu
Rochester Institute of Technology, Department of Communication
Ph.D. Communication, Rhetoric, and Digital Media, 2011
Publications/Presentations:
- Martin, K. N. & Johnson, M. (2010). Digital Credibility and Digital Dynamism in Public Relations Blogs. Visual Communication Quarterly, 17(3), 162-174.
- Dannels, D.P., Gaffney, A. A. & Martin, K. N. (2010, in-press). Students' Talk about the Climate of Feedback Interventions in the Critique, Communication Education, 59 (4), 453-472.
- Gallagher, V. J., Martin, K. N., Ma, M. (Accepted for publication). Visual Wellbeing: Intersections of Rhetorical Theory and Visual Design, Design Issues.v
- Gallagher, V. J., Zagacki, K. & Martin, K. N. (Accepted for publication). Materiality and Urban Communication: The Rhetoric of Communicative Spaces. In J. Packer and S. Wiley (Eds.) Communication Matters: Materialist Approaches to Media, Mobility, and Networks, Routledge.
- Dannels, D. & Martin, K. (2008) Critiquing Critiques: A Genre Analysis of Feedback Across Novice to Expert Design Studios. Journal of Business and Technical Communication, 22, 135-159.
Dissertation:
Visual Research : Introducing a Schema for Methodologies and Contexts
kfoswald@ncsu.edu
Villanova University, Adjunct Instructor
Ph.D. Communication, Rhetoric, and Digital Media, 2011
Publications/Presentations:
- Oswald, K. F. & Packer, J. (2011). Flow and Mobile Media: Broadcast Fixity to Digital Fluidity. In J. Packer and S. Wiley (Eds.) Communication Matters: Materialist Approaches to Media, Mobility, and Networks. Routledge.
- Packer, J. & Oswald, K. F. (2010). From Windscreen to Widescreen: Screening Technologies and Mobile Communication. The Communication Review 13(4).
- Oswald, K. F. (2010, November). Mobilizing "Smart:" Networked landscapes and infrastructure convergence. Accepted to the 96th Annual Conference of the National Communication Association, San Francisco, CA.
- Packer, J. & Oswald, K. F. (2009, November). Public Air and Private Lines: An Analysis of Auto-mobile Privatization. Presented at the 95th Annual Conference of the National Communication Association, Chicago, IL.
- Oswald, K. F. (2009, May). Re-representing space: Critical junctures in the production of early radio and broadband. Presented at the 59th Annual Conference of the International Communication Association, Chicago IL.
Dissertation:
Smarter, better, faster, stronger: The informationalized infrastructural ideal
sdpepper@ncsu.edu
Northeastern Illinois University, Assistant Professor
Ph.D. Communication, Rhetoric, and Digital Media, 2011
Publications/Presentations:
- "Joanna Newsom Covers in the Blogosphere" in Visions of Joanna Newsom. Bradley Buchanan (ed.). (Sacramento, CA: Roan Press, 2010)
- "Invisible Children and the Cyberactivist Spectator," Nebula 6.4 (December, 2009)
- "HBO and the AIDS Epidemic: Subscribing to a Neoliberal Solution," National Communication Association Conference (Chicago, 2009)
- "'If PBS Doesn't Do It, Who Will?': HBO and the Negotiation of Profit and Public Service," Unthinking Television: 6th Annual Visual Cultures Symposium (George Mason University, 2009)
- "A Love Unspecified: Scrubs and Network Television's Recoding of Masculinity," National Popular Culture Association Conference (New Orleans, 2009)
- "The Importance of the Image: Visual Rhetoric and Oliver Stone's JFK," National Communication Association Conference (San Diego, 2008)
Dissertation:
Public Service Entertainment: Post-Network Television, HBO, and the AIDS Epidemic
Committee:
- Jeremy Packer (Chair)
- James Hay (U. Illinois Urbana-Champaign) (Member)
- Maria Pramaggiore (Member)
- Sarah Sharma (Communication Studies, UNC-Chapel Hill) (Member)
- Steve Wiley (member)
dawnshepherd (at) boisestate (dot) edu
Boise State University, English Department, Assistant Professor and Associate Director of FYWP
Ph.D., Communication, Rhetoric, and Digital Media, 2012
Publications/Presentations:
- "Self-Evaluation in Self-Placement: Exploring Factors in Student Course Choice." D. Shepherd. Conference on College Composition and Communication Annual Convention in Atlanta, GA. April 2011.
- "Watching Tina Fey Make Liz Lemonade: 30 Rock's Post-Feminist Feminism." S. Pepper and D. Shepherd. National Communication Association Annual Convention in San Francisco, CA. November 2010.
- "Identity Construction in Match.Com User Profiles." D. Shepherd. National Communication Association Annual Convention in San Francisco, CA. November 2010.
- "Public Sphere, New Media, and the Problem of Presence." D. Shepherd. National Communication Association Annual Convention in San Francisco, CA. November 2010.
- "Problematizing Presence in the Networked Writing Classroom." D. Shepherd and S. Miller-Cochran. Thomas R. Watson Conference in Lousville, KY. October 2010.
- "Is There a Space in this Class? Designing Effective and Efficient Learning Environments with New Technologies." D. Shepherd (1 of 9 presenters). Conference on College Composition and Communication in Louisville, KY. March 2010.
- "Questions for Genre Theory from the Blogosphere." C.R. Miller and D. Shepherd. Theories of Genre and Their Application to Internet Communication. Eds. Janet Giltrow and Dieter Stein. John Benjamins Publishing. 2009.
- "Matchmaking and the Problem of Being Single." D. Shepherd. NCA 95th Annual Convention in Chicago, IL. November 2009.
- "Making Lemonade: Budget Crises as Opportunities for Positive Change." S. Miller-Cochran and D. Shepherd. Carolinas Writing Program Administrators Conference. September 2009.
- "'The Closet and the House-Tops': Communication Technologies, Interiority, and the Paradox of Privacy." D. Shepherd. The Future is Prologue: New Media, New Histories?, An ICA Pre-Conference Organized by New Media & Society in Chicago, IL. May 2009.
- "Match.com, Genre, and the Construction of Self." D. Shepherd. 13th Biennial Conference of the Rhetoric Society of America in Seattle, WA. May 2008.
- "Toward A New Understanding of Appropriateness in the Digital Rhetorical Situation." D. Shepherd. Triennial Conference of the Kenneth Burke Society in Villanova, PA. June 2008.
- "Blogging as Social Action: A Genre Analysis of the Weblog." C.R. Miller and D. Shepherd. Into the Blogosphere: Rhetoric, Community, and Culture of Weblog. 2004.
- "Brunettes Get Better Grades: Consubstantiation and the Girls' Screen Tee." D. Shepherd. Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association Annual Conference in Atlanta, GA. April 2006. (Accepted but not presented.)
- "'In the plus column': The Timeliness of Faith." D. Shepherd. Slayage Conference on Buffy the Vampire Slayer in Nashville, TN. May, 2004.
Dissertation:
Technologies of Matching: Romantic Matchmaking, Power, and Algorithmic Culture
Committee:
- Carolyn R. Miller (co-chair)
- Jeremy Packer (co-chair)
- Susan Miller-Cochran (member)
- Steve Wiley (member)
aturnage@bloomu.edu
Bloomberg University, Assistant Professor, Communication Studies
Ph.D. Communication, Rhetoric, and Digital Media, 2010
Publications/Presentations:
- Turnage, A.K. & Keyton, J. Ethical contradictions and email communication at Enron Corp. In Case Studies in Organizational Communication: Ethical Perspectives and Practices. 2nd ed, S.K. May (ed.) Forthcoming.
- Turnage, A.K. (2009). Scene, Act and the Tragic Frame in the Duke Rape Case. Southern Communication Journal, 74(2), 141-156.
- Turnage, A.K. (2007). E-mail flaming behaviors and organizational conflict. The Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, 13(1), 43-59.
- Book Review: Turnage, A.K. (2007). Public surveillance and the illusion of security. The Communication Review, 10(4), 391-396.
Dissertation:
Identification and Disidentification in Organizational Discourse: A Metaphor Analysis of E-Mail Communication at Enron
Committee:
- Victoria Gallagher (chair)
- Carolyn Miller (member)
- Deanna Dannels (member)
- Dennis Mumby (member)
- Joanna Keyton (member)
warej (at) email (dot )unc (dot) edu
Michigan State University, School of Journalism, Assistant Professor
Ph.D., CRDM, 2012
Publications/Presentations:
- Ware, J. and Stein, S. (2012). "When are we going to use math in real life" Learning and Leading with Technology 39(8), 34-35.
- Ware, J. (September, 2011). "Cancer Networks" Encyclopedia of Social Networks. Sage Publications.
- Ware, J. (2011). "Still 'Live at the Scene': A quantitative analysis of timeliness in local television broadcast hard news stories re-published as online content". AEJMC 2011, St. Louis.
- Brock, K. & Ware, J. (2011). Tones of discourse: The Arduino microprocessor as translator and re-signifier. Presented at Computers & Writing, Ann Arbor, MI.
- Ware, J. (2011). From an Honorific to a Pejorative: Diversity in Wake County Public Schools. CCCC, Atlanta, GA.
- Invited Supplemental Media Publications and Instructor Manual chapters in Anderson, D. (2011). Write Now: Reading, Writing, Cultural Networks. New York: Pearson. Web.
- Stein, S., Schaffer, H., & Ware, J. (2011). Poster Presentation "Scaling Up STEM Learning with the VCL." NSF ITEST 8th Annual Summit, Washington DC.
- Ware, J.; Cayton, C & Patterson, L. (2011). "Scaling Up STEM Learning with the VCL: Teachers' use of dynamic technology in the mathematics classroom." Poster session. Math, Science, and Technology Education Research Symposium, Raleigh, NC.
- Ware, J. (2010). "Mathematics Teachers' critical evaluations of Dynamic Geometry Software in 1:1 classrooms." Campus Writing and Speaking Program Research Symposium, Raleigh, NC, 2010.
Dissertation:
Still 'Live at the Scene': An Exploration of Timely Television News Broadcasts Repurposed as Online Content
Committee:
- Melissa Johnson (chair)
- Jason Swarts (member)
- Susan Miller-Cochran (member)
- Kenneth Zagacki (member)
“In contrast to the body, embodiment is contextual, enmeshed within the specifics of place, time, physiology, and culture, which together compose enactment. Embodiment never coincides exactly with 'the body,' however that normalized concept is understood.”
—N. Katherine Hayles,
How We Became Posthuman
