My writing focuses on digital teaching and learning, career training for humanists, and occasionally Victorian detective fiction. When I was working at Bryn Mawr College, I edited and coordinated the Blended Learning in the Liberal Arts blog and the Bryn Mawr Digital Competencies website, and I posted there fairly regularly.

The Academy

"One Hundred Job Ads from the Humanities Ecosystem." Profession, 10/23/18. 

“Evaluating Digital Humanities Beyond the Tenure Track” Part 1: For Employees and Part 2: For Employers, MLA Committee on Information Technology blog, 3/29/18.
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"MLA Career Exploration Activity Packet: Skills Self-Assessment, Job Ad Analysis, and Next Steps." MLA Connected Academics blog, 10/11/16.

"The Strength of the Alt-Ac Job Candidate on the Academic Market." MLA Connected Academics blog, 3/1/16.

 Digital & Tech

"MLA 2018 Digital Work Sessions." MLA Committee on Information Technology blog, 11/30/17.

"(Literary) Corpus Delicti: Finding the Body of Victorian Detective Texts." Temple Digital Scholarship Center blog, 8/27/14. One of several textual analysis posts.

"Measuring Edwin Drood." HASTAC, 4/29/14. An early version of what would become a dissertation chapter.

Victorian

"Drood, Ghost-Dickens, and the Fourth Dimension." The Floating Academy, 5/12/16.

“Fictions of Order in the Timetable: Railway Guides, Comic Spoofs, and Lady Audley’s Secret.” Victorian Review, Spring 2015.

"Not Just the Facts: Victorian Detective Fiction's Critique of Information." Doctoral Dissertation, ProQuest Theses and Dissertations, 2015.