Joe Erickson, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English Department of English and Modern Languages Angelo State University 942.

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1 Joe Erickson, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English Department of English and Modern Languages Angelo State University Education Ph.D., Rhetoric and Composition, Bowling Green State University, May 2011 Dissertation: Designing and Maintaining Rhetoric and Composition Program Websites: An Empirical Study and a Heuristic Model. Committee: Dr. Kristine Blair (Chair), Dr. Lee Nickoson, Dr. Lance Massey, and Dr. Gi Woong Yun Graduate Certificate, Scientific and Technical Communication, Bowling Green State University, May 2009 M.A., English Studies, University of Minnesota Duluth, May 2006 Minor: Linguistics B.A., English Studies, University of Minnesota Duluth, May 2004 Minor: Information Design Professional Appointments Director of First Year Composition, Department of English and Modern Languages, Angelo State University, August 2013 Present Assistant Professor of English, Department of English and Modern Languages, Angelo State University, 2011 Present Courses Taught: English 1301: English Composition English 1302: Writing Across the Curriculum English 3351: Technical Writing English 3352: Business Communication English 3353: Web Publishing English 4358: Advanced Composition English 4360: Professional Editing English 6376: Practicum in College Composition Pedagogy Adjunct Faculty, English, DeVry University Online, May 2009 August Course Taught: English 135: Advanced Composition Graduate Instructor, Writing, Bowling Green State University, August 2007 May 2010 Courses Taught: GSW 1110: Introduction to Academic Writing GSW 1120: Academic Writing

2 Erickson 2 Adjunct Faculty, Communication, Axia College of the University of Phoenix Online, March 2007 July Courses Taught: Communication 120: Effective Persuasive Writing Communication 125: Utilizing Information in College Writing Communication 150: Effective Essay Writing Instructor, Composition, University of Minnesota Duluth, August 2004 May Course Taught: Composition 1120: Introduction to College Writing Instructional Mentor, General Studies Writing, Bowling Green State University, August 2008 May Writing Tutor, Smarthinking.com, August 2006 December Writing Tutor, The Tutoring Center, University of Minnesota Duluth, January 2003 May Publications Peer-Reviewed Doing Two-Dimensional Design, Arranging American Literature, Crafting Creative Writing: Resituating the Development of Practice. With Lead Author Kevin Roozen. Enculturation (Invited, under review). Information Design, Usability Testing, and Community Building: Positioning Community as a Technological End. With Co-Authors Kevin Garrison and Javier Medina. The Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the Council for Programs in Technical and Scientific Communication. July The Ethos of Online Publishing: Building and Sustaining an Inclusive Future for Digital Scholarship. With Co-Author Kris Blair. Online Credibility and Digital Ethos: Evaluating Computer-Mediated Communication. Eds. Shawn Apostle and Moe Folk. December, New Media and Multimodality in Composition Studies: An Interview with Chris Anson. With Co- Author Toby Coley. Computers and Composition Online. Spring A Web We Can Weave: Considering Open Source Technologies in Our Classrooms. With Co- Authors Dr. Kris Blair, Toby Coley, Jeremy Schnieder, Eden Leone, and Ruijie Zhao. Computers and Composition Online. Spring Book Reviews Review of Assessment in Technical and Professional Communication, Edited by Margaret Hundleby and Jo Allen. IEEE Transactions in Professional Communication. March 2011 Review of Information Please: Culture and Politics in the Age of Digital Machines, by Mark Poster. Journal of Technology and Culture. April Review of Color Monitors: The Black Face of Technology in America, by Martin Kevorkian. Journal of Technology and Culture. January 2008.

3 Erickson 3 Review of Lincoln s T-Mails: The Untold Story of How Abraham Lincoln Used the Telegraph to Win the Civil War, by Tom Wheeler. Journal of Technology and Culture. October Web Development Concho River Review. Website Design in Process and will Publish in February Pro Bono. Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd. Website Designed and Published, March May Pro Bono. Graduate Program, Department of English and Modern Languages. Website Redesigned and Published, February 2012 May Digital Composing: Remaking Stories of Literacy, Research, and Life. Web Designer for Authors Sondra Perl, Gail Hawisher, and Cynthia Selfe. Computers and Composition Online: Fall SecondLife Literacies: Critiquing the Writing Technologies of SecondLife. Web Designer for Author Dirk Remly. Computers and Composition Online: Spring Directed Student Website Development Projects in ENG 3353: Web Publishing Daughters of the Nile Fall 2014 Hanby Counseling Services Fall 2014 Oasis Literary Journal Spring 2013 West Texas Organizing Strategy/Interfaith in Action Spring 2013 Horny Toad Brewing Company Spring 2013 ASU Cat Coalition Spring 2012 Presentations Conference Presentations Academics for Vertical Alignment Training and Renewal (AVATAR): Helping Students Transition from High School English to College Composition, Texas Speech Communication Association, Corpus Christi, TX: October 2013 (Invited). The Ethos of Online Journals in Academic Publishing. Conference on the Future of Publishing, University of Minnesota Duluth, Duluth, MN: April (Presented Live Online via Google Hangout). Approaching Web Design as a Process of Community Immersion. Council for Programs in Technical and Scientific Communications, Houghton, MI: September Positioning Rhetoric and Composition Program Websites as Digital Gateways: The Inwardly and Publicly Transformative Performances of Our Disciplinary Expertise. Conference on College Composition and Communication, St. Louis, MO: March Service Learning in an Introductory Web Publishing Course: Challenges and Opportunities. Council for Programs in Technical and Scientific Communications, Harrisonburg, VA: October Online Journal Publishing: The Editorial Mentor and a More Inclusive Future for Scholarly Publishing. Computers and Writing Conference, Ann Arbor, MI: May Net Work: Linking Rhetoric and Composition. Rhetoric Society of America Conference, Minneapolis, MN: May 2010.

4 Erickson 4 Webbing Rhetoric and Composition: An Empirical Study of Our Virtual Presence. Computers and Writing, West Lafayette, IN: May Comments Upon Comments: Using Video Screen Capturing to Help New Teaching Assistants Develop Effective Essay Commenting Habits. Conference on College Composition and Communication Computer Connection, Louisville, KY: March Work In-Progress Presenter. Conference on College Composition and Communication Research Network Forum. Louisville, KY. March Composing Complex Communities: Women, Subversion, and Progression in Nineteenth Century English Education. The Biannual Feminisms and Rhetorics Conference, East Lansing, MI: October Moving Past Modern? Envisioning Rhetoric and Composition as a Network. A Colloquium on Modern Rhetoric, Minneapolis, MN: October A Communicative Web: Negotiating Author Intention and Reader Expectation in the space of Doctoral Program Websites. Expanding Literacy Studies Conference, Columbus, OH: April Hacking the Schools: Tracking Subversive Waves in Nineteenth Century American Composition Studies. Conference on College Composition and Communication, San Francisco, CA: March Toward a New Media Pedagogy for New Media Writing. National Council of Teachers of English Convention, San Antonio, TX: November New Specs for Hypertext: Evaluating New Work in Composition Classrooms. The Seventh Biannual Thomas R. Watson Conference. Louisville, KY: October A Web We Can Weave: Considering Open Source Technologies in Our Classrooms. Roundtable Presenter with Kris Blair, Toby Coley, Jeremy Schnieder, and Ruijie Zhao. Computers and Writing, Athens, GA: May From Cobwebs to CompWebs: Toward a Dynamic Virtual Presence for Composition Studies. The 29th Annual Meeting of the Southwest Texas American and Popular Culture Association. Albuquerque, NM: February Campus Presentations Website Development and Usability Testing. A Presentation for ENG 4365: Usability Studies in Technical and Business Writing. Angelo State University: March What Can You Do With an English Major (Besides Teach). A Panel Presentation for Sigma Tau Delta. Angelo State University: February Developing a CV for Graduate School Applications. A Presentation/Workshop for Sigma Tau Delta. Angelo State University: October Website Development and Usability Testing. A Presentation for ENG 4365: Usability Studies in Technical and Business Writing. Angelo State University: March Service Journal Editing Layout Editor, Concho River Review: Fall 2012 and Spring 2013.

5 Erickson 5 Book Review Editor, Computers and Composition (Print): August 2011 Present. Senior Editor, Computers and Composition Online: February 2009 Present. Co-Guest Editor with Lanette Cadle and Kris Blair, Computers and Composition Online Special Issue on Open Source Technologies in Rhetoric and Composition. January 2009 July Co-editor, The Roaring Muse, University of Minnesota Duluth: September 2002 May University and Department Service Member, ASU Academic Assessment Committee: October 2013 Present. Member, Instructor Search Committee, ASU Department of English and Modern Languages, Summer Member, Academics for Vertical Alignment Training and Renewal (AVATAR): February 2013 April Member, ASU Library Committee: November 2012 Present. Member, FYC Core Curriculum Revision Committee, ASU Department of English and Modern Languages: April 2012 May Website Content Manager, ASU Department of English and Modern Languages: October Present Sponsor, ASU Society for Technical Communication: August 2011 Present. Leader, Job Search Support Group, Bowling Green State University: August 2010 May Placement Evaluator, General Studies Writing, Bowling Green State University: May 2009 July Member, Third Friday Steering Committee, Bowling Green State University: January 2008 May Member, English Department Graduate Committee, Bowling Green State University: August 2008 May Member, Composition Department Web Site Committee, University of Minnesota Duluth: March 2007 May Member, English Department Search Committee, University of Minnesota Duluth: August 2006 January Professional Development Participant, ASU Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning Summer Institute on Teaching and Learning. San Angelo, TX: May 17 18, Participant, Presenting Data and Information: A One-Day Course Taught by Edward Tufte. Austin, TX: April 23, Participant, ASU Center for Security Studies Online Instructor Orientation Course. September-October, 2011.

6 Erickson 6 Awards, Fellowships, and Academic Honors Community Engaged Fellowship, Angelo State University: Fall ($1500 Per Semester) Non-Service Dissertation Fellowship, Bowling Green State University: Spring ($15,375) GA Teaching Award Nominee, Bowling Green State University: Spring High Pass on M.A. Comprehensive Exam, University of Minnesota Duluth: Spring English Department Graduate Fellowship, University of Minnesota Duluth: Fall ($4,000) Joseph Duncan Scholarship, University of Minnesota Duluth: Spring ($4,600) Honors Program Capstone Grant, Cambridge Community College: Spring ($500) Cambridge Community College Foundation Scholarship: Spring ($500) References Dr. Kristine Blair Dr. Lee Nickoson Professor and Chair Associate Professor Department of English Department of English Bowling Green State University Bowling Green State University (419) (419) kblair@bgsu.edu leenick@bgsu.edu Dr. Donna Nelson-Beene Associate Professor and Director Department of General Studies Writing Bowling Green State University (419) dnelson@bgsu.edu