Meet Our Graduate Students

Dr. Molly Kessler, Director of Graduate Studies, shares what makes our Rhetoric and Scientific & Technical Communication (RSTC) programs unique.

Q&A with Writing Studies MS student Matthew Bouvier

Technical Writing & Communication graduates share their experiences in Writing Studies and working in their major.

Professor Elizabethada Wright and Alumna Asmita Ghimire have published a pair of essays about teaching English in our increasingly global world.

Katlynne's research connects her interests in social media with her interests in mental health and mental health communication.

Evelyn views writing as a technology that plays just as significant a part in environmental change as do other technologies.

Jeremy Rosselot-Merritt loves studying the workplace--learning about how different workplaces operate, what challenges and affordances they have, how they can become more…

McKinley researches social justice in technical and professional communication and investigates communication about HIV on digital technologies and social media. He is…

Ms. Stambler presented her dissertation research in "'Eating right' and user experience with an Employee Wellness Program."

Kari is a researcher in the rhetoric of health and medicine and professional and technical communication.