​While I am (always!) interested in learning from and engaging with other fields, my main areas of interest are:

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• Critical Disability Studies

• Rhetoric of Health and Medicine

• Writing Program Administration

• Technical and Professional Communication ​​​​ 

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My civic and scholarly interests are one and the same; I'm kind of obsessed with rhetoric and its potential to create a better world. I am motivated by the desire to create more just, inclusive, and accessible environments—in both medical and educational contexts—and hope to do work that influences policy, programmatic, and material changes.​

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My research primarily focuses on the intersection(s) between COVID-19 and disability, which stems from a not-so-secret goal of improving the accessibility of academic, medical, and activist spaces. ​​​​​I approach every project with a sociological lens, and I am especially interested in examining how power and social structures shape the production and circulation of knowledge.

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