• Ph.D. in English, Louisiana State University, 2016
• M.A. in Modern and Contemporary Literature and Culture, University of York, 2009
• B.A. in English, Palm Beach Atlantic University, 2006

• Modernism
• World Literature
• War Writing
• Literary and Cultural Theory
• Literature and the Environment
• Digital Humanities
• Public Humanities
• Composition

• AML 2020: Literature & Culture of U.S., II
• CRW 2001: Introduction to Creative Writing
• ENC 1101: Composition I
• ENC 1102: Composition II
• ENC 6745: Seminar in Composition Pedagogy
• IDH 1930: Honors Readings: Joyce’s Ulysses
• IDS 4901/4930: Consciousness and Nature
• LIT 2000: Introduction to Literature
• LIT 3191: World Literature Post-1800 (with Honors Component)
• LIT 6217: Movements in Lit & Cult Theory

Along with One True Podcast host, Mark Cirino, our podcast-inspired book, One True Sentence: Writers & Readers on Hemingway's Art, was published through Godine in August 2022. It includes an introduction by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick and nearly 40 interviews with scholars, writers, artists, and other luminaries. I have also published scholarly articles in The Hemingway Review, F. Scott Fitzgerald Review, and Poe Studies as well as annual chapters for American Literary Scholarship.

I have presented work at Modern Language Association conventions, Modernist Studies Association conferences, and international Ernest Hemingway Society conferences.

In 2022, my work on podcasting and the public humanities was awarded a Seidler Student/Faculty Undergraduate Scholarly Collaboration Fellowship. I was also awarded a Scholarship-Research Venture Capital Fund grant in 2019 to develop a digital humanities project connected with a recently acquired WWII diary within our university archives.