I am an associate professor in the Writing, Rhetoric, and Discourse Department at
DePaul University in Chicago. My first position after graduate school was at Edinboro
University of Pennsylvania, outside of Erie, Pennsylvania. After one year, I left
Edinboro and entered my first tenure-track position at the University of Tennessee at
Knoxville, where I was a member of the Rhetoric, Writing, and Linguistics division within
the English Department.

Articles

“Human Rights Anyone? Conceptions of Intellectual Labor after Noam Chomsky.”, South Atlantic Quarterly (2009)
 
“The Perils of Separation: Fouzi El-Asmar’s To Be an Arab in Israel as an Allegory of Settler Colonial Anxiety.”, South Atlantic Quarterly (2008)
 
Edward Said and After: Toward a New Humanism. Eds., Matthew Abraham and Andrew Rubin. “Introduction: Edward Said and After: Toward a New Humanism.”, Cultural Critique (2007)
 
“The Rhetoric of Academic Controversy after 9/11: Edward Said in the American Imagination.”, Journal of Advanced Composition (2004)