"Integrating Institutional and Individual Self-reflexivity Practices into Clinical Pharmacy Practice: A Critical Review of Race in a Widely Utilized Medical Guideline" (co-authored with Nadia Jubran)

in Journal of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy
“Tracking Nope: A Critical Genre Studies Approach for New Media Rhetorics of Resistance” (co-authored with Laurie Gries)

“Tracking Nope: A Critical Genre Studies Approach for New Media Rhetorics of Resistance” (co-authored with Laurie Gries)

in Doing Digital Visual Studies: One Image, Multiple Methodologies
“(Un)Belonging in Liminality: Garage Stories

“(Un)Belonging in Liminality: Garage Stories"

in Working-Class Rhetorics: Contemporary Memoirs and Analyses
“Bodies in the World of Labor: Class, Affect, and Rhetoric in IWW’s ‘What is What in the World of Labor?’ Poster”

“Bodies in the World of Labor: Class, Affect, and Rhetoric in IWW’s ‘What is What in the World of Labor?’ Poster”

in Working-Class Rhetoric: Contemporary Memoirs and Analyses
“Volume 3: Introduction” (co-authored with Jaquëtta Shade-Johnson)

“Volume 3: Introduction” (co-authored with Jaquëtta Shade-Johnson)

in Spark: A 4C4Equality Journal
“Decolonial Directions: Rivers, Relationships, and Realities of Community Engagement on Indigenous Lands

“Decolonial Directions: Rivers, Relationships, and Realities of Community Engagement on Indigenous Lands" (co-authored with Rachel Jackson)

in The Journal of Multimodal Rhetorics
“The Racial Politics of Circulation: Trumpicons and White Supremacist Doxai” (co-authored with Laurie Gries)

“The Racial Politics of Circulation: Trumpicons and White Supremacist Doxai” (co-authored with Laurie Gries)

in Rhetoric Review
Digital Technologies, Bodies, and Embodiments Special Issue (co-edited with Scott Sundvall)

Digital Technologies, Bodies, and Embodiments Special Issue (co-edited with Scott Sundvall)

in Computers and Composition: An International Journal
“They Believe Their Belief: Rhetorically Engaging Culture through Affect, Ideology, and Doxa”

“They Believe Their Belief: Rhetorically Engaging Culture through Affect, Ideology, and Doxa”

in Affect, Emotion, and Rhetorical Persuasion in Mass Communication
“Relating Our Experiences: The Practice of Positionality Stories in Student-Centered Pedagogy” (co-authored with Christina Cedillo)

“Relating Our Experiences: The Practice of Positionality Stories in Student-Centered Pedagogy” (co-authored with Christina Cedillo)

in College Composition and Communication
“Reflections on/of Embodiment: Bringing our Whole Selves to Class” (co-authored with Trixie Smith, Katie Manthey, John Gagnon, Ezekiel Choffel, Wonderful Faison, and Scott Secrist)

“Reflections on/of Embodiment: Bringing our Whole Selves to Class” (co-authored with Trixie Smith, Katie Manthey, John Gagnon, Ezekiel Choffel, Wonderful Faison, and Scott Secrist)

in Feminist Teacher: A Journal of the Practices, Theories, and Scholarship of Feminist Teaching
“Believing in Change: The Aesthetic Value of Repetition and Accumulation to Socially-Engaged Practice” (co-authored with Ames Hawkins)

“Believing in Change: The Aesthetic Value of Repetition and Accumulation to Socially-Engaged Practice” (co-authored with Ames Hawkins)

in With the Network/In the Network: Cultural and Artistic Creation, Investigation and Communication in the Internet Era
Cultural Rhetorics Special Issue (co-edited with Malea Powell, Andrea Riley-Mukavetz, and Daisy Levy)

Cultural Rhetorics Special Issue (co-edited with Malea Powell, Andrea Riley-Mukavetz, and Daisy Levy)

in Enculturation: A Journal of Rhetoric, Writing, and Culture
“Rhetoric and Event: The Embodiment of Lived Events”

“Rhetoric and Event: The Embodiment of Lived Events”

in Enculturation: A Journal of Rhetoric, Writing, and Culture
“The Public Pants: A Visual Rhetoric of Gendered and Classed Imperialism”

“The Public Pants: A Visual Rhetoric of Gendered and Classed Imperialism”

in Visual Culture and Gender
“Flag Display Post 9/11: A Discourse on American Nationalism

“Flag Display Post 9/11: A Discourse on American Nationalism"

in The Journal of American Culture
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