Tirrell, Jeremy W

Tirrell, Jeremy W
Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor, English , College of Humanities, Social Sciences, and the Arts

Selected Publications

Academic Article

Year	Title	Altmetric
2021-06-01	“A Body of Texts: Memento and Mētis”. Screen Bodies. 6:62–77. 2021-06-01
2020-10-01	“Tracing the Human in Amazon Mechanical Turk through Rhetorical Text Mining”. Enculturation: Intermezzo. 2020-10-01
2016-12-01	“Crossing Boundaries and Redefining Roles: Humanists as Academic Entrepreneurs”. American Journal of Entrepreneurship. 9:40–61. 2016-12-01
2015-04-01	“A Study of a Federally Funded Project between Higher-Ed Institutions in the U.S. and Pakistan: An Intercultural Academic Project Management”. International Journal of Sociotechnology and Knowledge Development. 7:27–44. 2015-04-01
2013-01-01	"The Bloodsucking Brady Bunch: The Lost Boys and the Single-Parent Family". Supernatural Studies. 1:7-16. 2013-01-01
2012-05-01	"A Geographical History of Online Rhetoric and Composition Journals". Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy. 16. 2012-05-01
2011-01-01	"Productive Strife: Andy Clark’s Cognitive Science and Rhetorical Agnonism". Janus Head. 12:39-59. 2011-01-01

Book

Year	Title	Altmetric
2014-01-01	UNCW Composition Guidebook. Fountainhead Press. 2014-01-01

Chapter

Year	Title	Altmetric
2015-01-01	“Latourian Memoria” -- Thinking with Bruno Latour in Rhetoric and Composition. Southern Illinois University Press. 165–81. 2015-01-01
2013-09-01	"Meeting Community Needs through Service-Learning in the Online Classroom" -- Adding to the Conversation on Service-Learning in Composition: Taking a Closer Look. Fountainhead Press. 145-161. 2013-09-01
2010-01-01	"Bleeding Through, or We Are Living in A Digital World and I Am an Analog Girl" -- The Scary Screen: Media Anxiety in The Ring. The Scary Screen: Media Anxiety in The Ring. 2010-01-01

Document

Year	Title	Altmetric
2009-06-01	Mapping a Geographical History of Digital Technology in Rhetoric and Composition. . 2009-06-01
2004-05-01	A Hypothetical Digital Writing Tool Better Suited to Long Composition than The Word Processor. . 2004-05-01

Presentations

"Impossible Flesh: The Gothic Rhetoric of Lab-grown Meat", Faculty Works-in-Progress Series 2022-04-01
"Inhuman Language: Rhetorical Appeals in Dietary and Job Web Postings", Osher Lifelong Learning Institute 2022-02-01
“Engaging Ethical Scholarly Production through Open Digital Collaboration”, Computers and Writing Conference 2019-06-01
“Soylent and Juicero: Conspicuous and Invisible Consumption”, Faculty Works-in-Progress Series 2018-01-01
“Soylent and Juicero: Conspicuous and Invisible Consumption”, Pacific Ancient and Modern Language Association Conference 2017-11-01
“Programmatic and Pedagogical Innovations in Professional Writing”, Council for Programs in Technical and Scientific Communication Conference 2017-10-01
“Revisioning Academic Entrepreneurship at a Public Regional Comprehensive University in North Carolina”, IEEE ProComm: International Professional Communication Conference 2016-10-01
“Playing with Our Selves: Bodily Agents in Video Gaming”, Rhetoric Society of America Conference 2016-05-01
“Playing with Our Selves: Video Gaming and Bodily Rhetoric”, Faculty Works-in-Progress Series 2016-03-01
"Visualizing Data", Center for Teaching Excellence Workshop Series 2015-11-01
“Tools & Technology: Swivl and GoPro HERO”, ETEAL Summer Institute Be-A-Student Series 2015-07-01
“Using Eye-Tracking Software in Usability Studies”, Professional Writing Lab Open House Series 2015-07-01
“Mechanical Turks in the Era of Technoilliteracy”, Computers and Writing Conference 2015-05-01
“Visually Communicating Programmatic Value”, The Association of Teachers of Technical Writing Conference 2015-03-01
“Pedagogical Strategies for Local Data Mapping”, The Association of Teachers of Technical Writing Conference 2014-03-01
“Using Video Games for Writing Education”, North Carolina English Teachers’ Association Conference 2013-10-01
“A Defense of Digital Waste”, Computers and Writing Conference 2013-06-01
“Sophistic Kairos for a Digital Culture”, College of Arts and Sciences Symposium 2013-02-01
“Simulations, Games, and Other Virtual Teaching Tools”, Center for Teaching Excellence Workshop Series 2012-10-01
“Incorporating the Physical Environment into New Media Design Pedagogy”, Computers and Writing Conference 2012-05-01
“Taking the 2.0 Leap: Interactive Technologies to Smooth Your Path”, Center for Teaching Excellence Workshop Series 2012-02-01
“Dumb People, Smart Objects: The Sims and the Distributed Self” , International Conference on the Philosophy of Computer Games 2012-01-01
"Space’s Time is Now", Computers and Writing Conference 2011-05-01
“Waste, Forgetting, and Anti-Memoria in Digital Culture”, Faculty Works-in-Progress Series 2011-04-01
“‘I’ve Crammed My Head Full of Garbage!’: Waste, Forgetting, and Anti-Memoria in Digital Culture”, Conference on College Composition and Communication 2011-04-01
“Digital Mapping in Computers and Writing Research”, Computers and Writing Conference 2010-05-01
"Decorum and Emergent Situational Ethics”, Conference on College Composition and Communication 2010-03-01
“Digital Mapping as English Research Method”, Faculty Works-in-Progress Series 2010-01-01
"Using Web 2.0 Consumer Voices in the Online Classroom", The Association of Teachers of Technical Writing Conference 2008-04-01
“Writing Local Reality: Katrina and the Digital Emergence of New Orleans”, Conference on College Composition and Communication 2008-04-01
“Getting Started with Open Source Software”, Computers and Writing Conference 2007-05-01
"Productive Strife: Andy Clark’s Cognitive Science and Rhetorical Agonism", Humanities and Neuroscience Conference 2007-04-01
“Eddies in the River: Kairos and Complexity”, Conference on College Composition and Communication 2007-03-01
“Taking it On(line): Using Drupal to Facilitate 420Y (Distance Ed)”, Professional Writing Pedagogy and Technology Showcase 2007-03-01
"A Body of Texts: Memento and Mētis", Midwest Interdisciplinary Graduate Conference 2006-02-01
“Sexuality, the Con, and Southern Identity in Some Adventures of Captain Simon Suggs", American Literature Association Conference 2005-05-01
"Reflecting Hybrid Pedagogy Through Multiple Classroom Structures", Conference on College Composition and Communication Research Network Forum 2005-03-01
"“The Bloodsucking Brady Bunch: Reforming the Family Unit in The Lost Boys", Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association Conference 2004-04-01
“Challenging the Word Processor Model of Digital Composition”, Conference of College Teachers of English 2003-02-01

Research Overview

Dr. Tirrell’s primary research area is the intersection of technology, rhetoric, and writing. His other academic interests include professional writing, new media, complexity theory, posthumanism, digital mapping, data visualization, and video game studies.

Investigator On

ETEAL-funded Pedagogical Initiative 2015-01-01

Charles L. Cahill Grant for Faculty Scholarship 2020-01-01 -

College of Arts & Sciences Travel Initiative 2019-01-01 -

Adobe Integration Summer Initiative 2017-01-01 -

Summer Curriculum Development Initiative Grant 2016-01-01 -

Summer Pedagogy Development Grant 2014-01-01 -

Faculty Travel Grant 2012-01-01 -

Summer Research Initiative Grant 2010-01-01 -

Graduate School Summer Research Grant 2009-01-01 -

Crouse Emergent Scholar Scholarship in Professional Writing 2008-01-01 -

Graduate School Summer Research Grant 2008-01-01 -

Keith Thomas Memorial Scholarship 2001-01-01 -

Teaching Overview

Dr. Tirrell's primarily teaches courses in professional writing, rhetoric, and composition. His teaching practice is heavily invested in technology and culture.

Full Name

Jeremy W Tirrell

Tirrell, Jeremy W Assistant Professor

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