UT College of Liberal Arts:

Hannah Foltz

Assistant Instructor

Education: MA, Rhetoric & Writing, University of Texas at Austin

Interests: Technical and professional communication, genre, critical theory, international development, infrastructure, visual rhetorics

Drake Gossi

Graduate student

draketg@utexas.edu

Interests: Technical and professional communication, entrepreneurial culture and communication, pedagogy, the history of composition, composition theory, genre, affect, Writing Studies

Tristan Hanson

Assistant Instructor, PhD Student

hanson.tristan@utexas.edu

Education: MA - English Studies, Western Washington University

Interests: theories of space and place, field methods, visual rhetorics, new materialisms

Interests: Cindy’s research interests include the critical posthumanities, Indigenous theories of agent ontology, and emergent figurations of subjectivity. She lives in a collaboratively built tiny house parked out in the country, where chickens, bobcats, dogs, coyotes, a husband, and bugs of startling size routinely make things happen.

Tristin Brynn Hooker

Assistant Director of Lower-Division Writing

tristinhooker@utexas.edu |
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Hannah Hopkins

Graduate student

hannah.hopkins@utexas.edu

Education: MA English/MS Information Studies, The University of Texas at Austin

Jo Hurt

Graduate student

jchurt09@utexas.edu

Martha Karnes

Assistant Director of Lower-Division Writing

marthasue@utexas.edu

Interests: feminist disability studies, rhetoric of health and medicine, inclusive pedagogy, advocacy, technical communication, video games

Vanessa Lopez

Graduate student

vnlopez@utexas.edu

Sierra Mendez

Digital Literacies and Literatures

sierra.mendez@utexas.edu

Education: Ph.D. Candidate, University of Texas at Austin

Eloisa Moreno

Graduate student

elmoreno@utexas.edu

Interests: Black feminist thought and scholarship, intersectionality, women of color feminism, BIPOC rhetorics, restorative justice

KJ Schaeffner

Digital Literacies and Literatures

k.j@utexas.edu

Mac Scott

Assistant Director of Lower-Division Writing

mbscott@utexas.edu

Amy Tuttle-Charron

Digital Rhetoric and Research Methods/Methodologies

amy.tuttle@utexas.edu |
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Education: PhD Candidate, The University of Texas at Austin

Interests: computational and digital rhetoric, data science, technical writing, professional communication, posthumanist theory, new media, digital humanities