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Andreas Bassett
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Kevin DeVoss
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Arna Elezovic
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Sarah Faulkner
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Max Lane
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Dana M. Woodcock
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Reed, Brian. “Visual Poetry and the Poetics of Data Visualization.”
Journal of English Language and Literature
63.4 (2017): 659-74.
Shivers-McNair, Ann. “3D Interviewing with Researcher POV Video: Bodies and Knowledge in the Making.”
Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy
21.2 (January 2017). Web.
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Shivers-McNair, Ann. Rhetoric and Makers in the Making: Genealogies of Mattering in a Makerspace. Doctoral dissertation, University of Washington. In progress.
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Student Research Profile: Jonathan Armoza
Student Research Profile: Jordan Augustine
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Jordan Augustine, "NSFW: The Subversive Cultural Logic of Anonymous Online Culture," 2013.
Michelle Kwon, "Imperial Profiling: Reading Western Figurations of 'Global' Citizenship through Egypt's 'Facebook Revolution'," 2011.
Rachel Schlotfeldt, "Newbook Digital Texts in the Humanities: The Emma B. Andrews Diaries," 2013.
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