Jennifer Nish

Associate Professor of Rhetoric and Composition

Michigan Technological University

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College of Sciences and Arts

Humanities

Jennifer Nish is currently serving as a College Of Sciences And Arts Associate Professor of Rhetoric and Composition at Michigan Technological University.

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Jennifer Nish

Michigan Technological University

Associate Professor of Rhetoric and Composition

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gender studies feminist theory feminist studies journalism media studies rhetoric feminist criminology violence against women digital mediums violent behavior feminist medium studies digital culture feminist research multiple publics spreadable genres literature english creative writing literary criticism human migration international migration global studies english education narrative composition studies refugee studies migration studies geopolitics political studies early republic american studies intellectual discourse narrative representation writing instruction writing assessment border controls transnational networks transnational mobility political theory american identity identity politics feminist identity feminist methods crip letters digital campaigns activist literacies transnational conversation new york transdisciplinary contiguities transnational feminist rhetorics pixel project transnational feminism women's studies long covid program administration chronic disease social movements myalgic encephalomyelitis disability studies public rhetoric feminist philosophy

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RESPONSE: Transdisciplinary Contiguities and Disjunctures: The Present and Future of Transnational Feminist Rhetorics. Peitho. (2025)

feminist identityrhetorictransdisciplinary contiguitiesculturefeminist theoryfeminist philosophyintellectual discoursegender studiesfeminist studiesqueer theorytransnational feminist rhetoricsfeminist methodsfeminist researchcritical theorydiscourse analysis

Crip Letters: Storying Slowness and Re/Writing Academic Work. College Composition and Communication (2023)

english educationcreative writingnarrativecrip lettersliteratureliterary criticismenglishnarrative representationcomposition studieswriting instructionwriting assessment

Activist Literacies: Transnational Feminisms and Social Media Rhetorics. University of South Carolina Press (2022)

rhetoricfeminist studiesfeminist theorygender studiesactivist literaciesfeminist research

Marching and Crossing Borders: A Transnational Conversation. Feminist and Queer Theories: A Transnational Reader (2020)

border controlstransnational conversationhuman migrationrefugee studiesculturetransnational networkstransnational mobilitymigration studiesinternational migrationgeopoliticsglobal studies

Representing Precarity, Disavowing Politics: The Exceptional(Ist) Appeal of Humans of New York. Peitho Examina Antiqua (2018)

political theorypolitical sciencepolitical studiesearly republicamerican identityidentity politicsamerican studieshumanitiesnew yorkamerican political thoughtpolitical history

Spreadable Genres, Multiple Publics: The Pixel Project's Digital Campaigns to Stop Violence Against Women. Genre and the Performance of Publics, eds. Mary Jo Reiff and Anis Bawarshi (2016)

feminist medium studiesdigital culturepixel projectmultiple publicsfeminist criminologyviolence against womenfeminist theoryfeminist studiesgender studiesdigital mediumsspreadable genresviolent behaviormedia studiesjournalism

Spreadable Genres, Multiple Publics: The Pixel Project’s Digital Campaigns to Stop Violence Against Women. Utah State University Press eBooks (2016)

feminist medium studiesdigital culturemultiple publicsfeminist criminologyviolence against womenfeminist theoryfeminist studiesgender studiesdigital mediumsspreadable genresviolent behaviormedia studiesdigital campaignsjournalism

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