about

Today, I am a student at Trinity College, Dublin, studying for my master’s in Digital Humanities.  I hope to bust open the parent-child logical hierarchy inherent in thematic research collection databases with some crazy new work on Woolf’s Orlando.  Something rhizomatic, man.  Unleash some play on my digital research.

Before that, I was a middle school teacher in Appalachia.  I was also known to play the mountain dulcimer.

Before that, I was a student at the University of Virginia, studying Woolf, nonsense, and absurdity.  This prepared me well for teaching middle school.

I also sold bread.

Even before that, I was a college student, studying comparative humanities and French in rural Pennsylvania.  I wrote a thesis about North African immigration to France.  The incongruity of these things may have led to my future academic interests.

In the future, I will continue to develop my love of cooking, comics, and knowing the names of plants and animals.