Lacey CV 1 Last update: 8/12/15 KIMBERLY LACEY Saginaw Valley
State UniversityCELL:(586) 994-3084 Brown Hall 358
E-MAIL:[email protected] University Center, MI
48710WEBSITE:kimberlylacey.com OFFICE: (989) 964-2016SKYPE:
kim.lacey5 Ph.D. English, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI May
2011 Dissertation: Making Memory: Techne, Technology, and the
Refashioning of Contemporary Memory Dissertation Committee: Dr.
Richard Marback (chair), Dr. Jeff Pruchnic, Dr. Frances Ranney, Dr.
Richard Doyle (Penn State) B.A.Honors College, English with French
minor, Oakland University, Rochester, MI May 2003 Thesis: A Taste
of Anger: Shelagh Delaney and John Osbornes Utilization of the
Pregnant Female Body Assistant Professor of English. Tenure-track.
Saginaw Valley State University, July 2012-present Instructor of
English. Saginaw Valley State University, July 2011-June 2012
Graduate Teaching Assistant. Wayne State University, 2005-2011
COMPOSITION ENGL 111 (SVSU) Composition I (11 sections) ENGL 080
(SVSU) Writing Skills (6 sections) EDUCATION ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
TEACHING For course syllabi and teaching philosophy, please visit
my website: kimberlylacey.com/teaching Lacey CV 2 Last update:
8/12/15 TEACHING, CONTINUED ENGL 212 (SVSU) Topics in Critical
Writing (16 sections and 6 completely online sections): Topics
include: Writing about Oppression on TV: Orange is the New Black;
How to Write about Weird Things; Writing about Feminism; Selfies;
Writing about Gender Issues; The Watchers and the Watched; Memory
in Theory and Practice; Persuasion and Argumentation ENG 3010 (WSU)
Intermediate Writing (8 sections) ENG 1020 (WSU) Introduction to
College Writing (9 sections) TECHNICAL WRITING ENG 3060 (WSU)
Technical Communication II: Writing and Speaking (3 sections) ENG
3050 (WSU) Technical Communication I: Report Writing (3 sections)
GENDER STUDIES GS 100 (SVSU) Intro to Gender Studies (2 sections)
GS 490 (SVSU) Independent Study (3 sections): Topics include:
Contemporary Womens Literature; Gender, Sex, and Sexology; Gender
Theory LITERATURE ENGL 204 (SVSU) Thematic Approaches to Literature
(2 sections): Topics include: Drug Culture in 20th Century
FictionENGL 202 (SVSU) Literary Genres: Detective Fiction (4
sections HONORSHON 292 (SVSU) Honors II: Topics include:Living
Mediations: Biology, Technology, and Art INDEPENDENT RESEARCH ENGL
490 (SVSU) Independent Research: International Studies Capstone
ENGL 290 (SVSU) Independent Study (2 sections): Topics include:
Disney Heritage; Digital Travel Writing WRITING, RHETORIC, AND
DIGITAL MEDIA PUBLICATIONS JOURNAL ARTICLES Forget Forgetting: We
Can Still Find You. Probably. Bad Subjects. Issue 86. Online.
(Summer 2014): n.p. Viva Whenever: Suspended and Expanded Bodies in
Time. Journal of Evolution and Technology. Vol. 22, No. 1 (December
2011): 73-80. RESEARCH F For presentation texts and other
materials, please visit my website: kimberlylacey.com/research
Research is organized thematically to highlight my commitment to
interdisciplinary work and the ways my scholarship influences my
teaching practices. Lacey CV 3 Last update: 8/12/15 RESEARCH,
CONTINUED "The Future of Forgetting: Rhetoric, Memory,
Affect."Co-written with Jeff Pruchnic. Rhetoric Society Quarterly.
Vol. 41, No. 5 (2011): 472-494. BOOK CHAPTER So Close, Yet So Far
Away: Temporal Pastiche in Dear Photograph. Accepted for inclusion
in Rhetorical Ontologies: Rhetoric Through Everyday Things. Under
contract with University of Alabama Press. BOOK REVIEWS To Have and
to Fold: A Review of Timothy Murrays Digital Baroque: New Media Art
and Cinematic Folds by Timothy Murray. Enculturation. (September
29, 2014): n. pag. Web. Telesthesia: Communication, Culture and
Class. The Information Society. Vol. 30, No. 4 (July 2014):
292-293. Digital Labor: The Internet as Playground and Factory. The
Information Society. Vol. 30, No. 02 (March 2014): 159-160. Access
Controlled: The Shaping of Power, Rights, and Rule in Cyberspace.
The Information Society. Vol. 28, No. 5 (October 2012): 346-347.
Reticulations: Jean-Luc Nancy and the Networks of the Political.
The Information Society. Vol. 27, No. 4 (July 2011): 272-273.
CONFERENCE REVIEWS Computers and Writing 2009 Individual Session
Reviews: A2, B7, D1, E7. Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology,
and Pedagogy. 14.2 (Spring 2010): n. pag. Web. ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRIES
Google Flu Trends. Accepted for inclusion in The SAGE Encyclopedia
of Big Data.Wikileaks. Accepted for inclusion in The SAGE
Encyclopedia of Big Data. CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS Detroit, Zines,
and Digital Justice. Network Detroit: Digital Humanities Theory and
Practice, Southfield, Michigan. Scheduled for September 2015.But
First, Let Me Write with Selfies. WIDE-EMU, East Lansing, Michigan.
Scheduled for October 2015. How to Survive a Sharknado and Other
Unnatural Disasters, or the Citizen Body under Arrest. Society for
Literature, Science, and the Arts, Houston, Texas. Scheduled for
November 2015 Panel Chair. "Sex, Time, and Sharknados: Intangible
Turning Points of Biopolitics. Society for Literature, Science, and
the Arts, Houston, Texas. Scheduled for November 2015. Detroit is a
Shithole': Matthew Barney and the City. Networked Detroit: Digital
Humanities Theory and Practice, Southfield, Michigan. September
2014. Lacey CV 4 Last update: 8/12/15 RESEARCH, CONTINUEDBordering
and Unknown Space: On the Non-Existent Text. Rhetoric Society of
America, San Antonio, Texas. May 2014. Panel Chair. What Border?:
Crossing Invisible Lines. Rhetoric Society of America, San Antonio,
Texas. May 2014. Unpaid Digital Citizenry: Neo-Capitalist Pyramid
Schemes. Citizenship Studies Conference, Detroit, MI. March
2014.Free Playbor. WIDE-EMU, Ypsilanti, Michigan. October 2013.
Panel Chair. Co-Dependent, Post-Dependent. Society for Literature,
Science, and the Arts, South Bend, Indiana. October 2013. "Hacking
the Lens: Presence through Absence" Written and Presented with
Derek Risse (Wayne State University). Network Detroit: Digital
Humanities Theory and Practice, Southfield, Michigan. September
2013. Digital Ar[t]chives and the Memory of Forgetting. Computers
and Writing, Frostburg, Maryland. June 2013. Presented via YouTube
recording: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVxfnt AaWkk&feature=
youtu.be Participatory Video Inside and Out: Popular, Political,
and Programmatic Performance(s). Networked Humanities: From Within
and Without the University: A Digital Humanities Symposium,
Lexington, Kentucky. February 2013. Factish or Fiction?: Fake
Images, Truth Claims, and Memory. Society for Literature, Science
and the Arts, Milwaukee, WI. September 2012. Panel Chair. Avoid the
Noid: Posthuman Paranoia. Society for Literature, Science and the
Arts, Milwaukee, WI. September 2012. The Rhetorical Mimic: Using
Empathy to Persuade. Rhetoric Society of America, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. May 2012. The TEXTures of Digital First Year Writing.
Computers and Writing, Raleigh, North Carolina. May 2012. Emphatic
Persuasion: The Rhetorical Mimic. Michigan Academy of Science,
Arts, and Letters Annual Conference, Alma, Michigan. March 2012.
Some New Laws of Motion: Physics and Digital Writing. Computers and
Writing, Ann Arbor, Michigan. May 2011. Manipulating Memory:
Keeping It Real. Conference on College Composition and
Communication, Atlanta, Georgia. April 2011. Lacey CV 5 Last
update: 8/12/15 RESEARCH, CONTINUED Panel Chair. The Subtexts of
Manipulation: Embodying, Extending, Unearthing. Conference on
College Composition and Communication, Atlanta, Georgia. April
2011. Digital Memory, Networked Forgetting. Prepared for THATCamp
Chicago, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL.November 2010. The
Vicious Cycle: Memory, Loss, and Return. Society for Literature,
Science and the Arts. Indianapolis, Indiana. October 2010. Panel
Chair. The Vicious Cycle. Society for Literature, Science and the
Arts. Indianapolis, Indiana. October 2010. Forgetting to Remember:
Keeping Tabs on Digital Memory. Rhetoric Society of America,
Minneapolis, Minnesota. May 2010. Panel Chair. Scandalous!
Reclaiming Controversy for Rhetorical Scholarship. Rhetoric Society
of America, Minneapolis, Minnesota. May 2010. Memory: Techne,
Technology, and Remembering. Conference on College Composition and
Communication. Louisville, Kentucky. March 2010. Decoding Kryptos
and the Failure of Human/Machine Interaction. Society for
Literature, Science, and the Arts. Atlanta, Georgia. November 2009.
Panel Chair. Decoding Use: Broken and Failed, Localized and
Expansive. Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts. Atlanta,
Georgia. November 2009. Viva Whenever: Suspended and Expanded
Bodies in Time. Computers and Writing. Davis, California. June
2009. Investigating Suspension: Body Expansion and Time Creation.
Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts. Charlotte, North
Carolina. November 2008. Linking Up: Blogging and Ethical
Self-Consciousness. Rhetoric Society of America. Seattle,
Washington. May 2008. The Future of Computers and Writing.
Roundtable Participant. Computers and Writing. Detroit, Michigan.
May 2007. INVITED LECTURES Poetry, Prose, and Politics: Commenter.
International Graduate Historical Studies Conference. March 28,
2015. Using Writing for Reflection and Metacognition. Presented
with the University Writing Committee. Teaching Table. Saginaw
Valley State University. March 12, 2014. Lacey CV 6 Last update:
8/12/15 RESEARCH, CONTINUED Effective Writing for College and
Beyond. Presented with John Basler, Ph.D. Saginaw Valley State
University. February 24, 2014. Rhetorical Appeals and Topic
Selection. Guest Professor. Great Lakes Bay Region K-12 Faculty
Institute. Saginaw Valley State University. August 8, 2013. Teju
Cole, Lydia Davis, and the Micro-Story. Guest Professor. Ming Chuan
University at Saginaw Valley State University. July 15, 2013.
Historical Perspectives on the Digital and Rhetoric and
Composition. Seminar in Theory (ENG 8008): English and the Digital
Humanities. Guest Professor. Wayne State University. September 12,
2012. "Edgar Allan Poe and the 'Tell Tale Heart.'" Guest Professor.
Ming Chuan University at Saginaw Valley State University. July 12,
2012. Reply All: Writing Networks, Writing Memory. Saginaw Valley
State University's English Department Colloquia Series. March 30,
2012. New Digital Horizons in Humanities: Wayne State University
HASTAC Scholars." Wayne State University's Humanities Center. March
20, 2012. TEACHING PRACTICES AND STUDENT ENGAGEMENT PUBLICATIONS
BOOK CHAPTER Tricks of the Trade or Trading Off?: The Cost of
Professionalizing. What We Wish Wed Known: Negotiating Graduate
School. Fountainhead Press. 2015: print. CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
Comparing Student Engagement and Satisfaction in Online vs.
Face-to-Face Courses Writing and Presenting with James Bowers,
Ph.D. (SVSU) and Poonam Kumar, Ed.D. (SVSU) Lilly Conference on
Evidence-Based Teaching and Learning, Traverse City, Michigan.
Scheduled for October 2015. Teaching Presence on the Rise: Engaging
Undergraduate Students in Online Courses. Written and Presented
with James Bowers, Ph.D. and Poonam Kumar, Ed.D. (SVSU) Bucknell
University Digital Scholarship Conference: Collaborating Digitally:
Engaging Students in Faculty Research, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania.
Presented via Skype. November 2014. Stairway 2 Success (Squared):
Intentional Retention Reform for Conditionally Admitted Students.
Written and Presented with Nick Wagner, Ed.D. and Bryan Crainer
(SVSU). High Impact Practices: Creating a Culture of Completion
Conference, Troy, Michigan. February 2014. Lacey CV 7 Last update:
8/12/15 RESEARCH, CONTINUED Addressing Challenges of the Common
Core through Technology and Literacy Coaching. Annual Conference
for the Michigan Council of Teachers of English, East Lansing, MI.
October 2012. Facilitating Peer-Review across the Curriculum. Tutor
Institute. Detroit, Michigan. April 2006. INVITED LECTURES
Strategies for Success. Charter School Transition Camp. Saginaw
Valley State University. Scheduled for August 2015. Teaching
Presence. SVSU Teaching Symposium. Saginaw Valley State University.
February 18, 2015. Strategies for Success. Charter School
Transition Camp. Saginaw Valley State University. August 13, 2014.
Professor Perspective: Parent Session. Student Orientation and
Academic Registration. Saginaw Valley State University. 2013-2014.
Strategies and Tools for Engaging Undergraduate Students in Online
Classes. Written and presented with James Bowers, Ph.D. Faculty
Technology Showcase. Saginaw Valley State University. April 9,
2014. Faculty Summer Institute: Alumni Experiences. Guest Speaker.
Saginaw Valley State University. August 14, 2013.
GENDER PUBLICATIONS JOURNAL ARTICLES Art, Sex, Identity and
Existence: A Dialogue on Selfies. Co-written with Mike Mosher.
Accepted for publication in Rhizome.CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
Meta-metamorphosis: The Aesthetics and Survival of Transition.
Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts, South Bend, Indiana.
October 2013.Artifacts and Feminist Ethos: Memory and Identity
Construction. Written and Presented with Suzan Aiken, Ph.D. (SVSU).
Michigan Academy of Science, Arts, and Letters Annual Conference,
Holland, Michigan. March 2013. A Page of Ones Own: Investigating
Hyper-Gendered Blogging. Organization for the Study of
Communication, Language, and Gender. Nashville, Tennessee. October
2008. Lacey CV 8 Last update: 8/12/15 RESEARCH, CONTINUED Blogging
Butler: Digital Sex Versus Digital Gender. Computers and Writing.
Detroit, Michigan. May 2007. INVITED LECTURES TransAmerica: Panel
Discussion. Roundtable Participant. Saginaw Valley State
University. February 8, 2015. DIGITAL PROJECTS DIGITAL PROJECTS
FORUM HOST Co-host, HASTAC Scholars Forum "Living Mediations:
Biology, Technology, and Art." Hosted forum with three co-hosts
from two different universities. We developed the forum, invited
other special guests, moderated the comments and continued the
discussion offline. Launched March 2011 and as of May 4, 2011, it
had 57 lengthy comments and 8000+ page views. Direct link:
http://www.hastac.org/forums/hastac-scholars-discussions/living-mediations-biology-technology-and-art
GURU MAGAZINE ARTICLES Shaken or Stirred? EBook or Paper?
Forthcoming. Review of: The Future of the Mind: The Scientific
Quest to Understand, Enhance, and Empower the Mind by Michio Kaku.
Forthcoming. Remote Control for Brainsand Bugs? Guru Magazine.
Issue 16, (February 2014): 33-35. When Writers Lie, Cheat, and
Steal Guru Magazine. Issue 15, (December 2013): 51-53.
Crowd-Sourced Code Hacking: Decoding Kryptos. Guru Magazine. Issue
14, (October 2013): 9-13. Cover story. Evolution of a story: An
Interview with Adam Marek. Guru Magazine. Issue 13, (August 2013):
48-51. Peeping Inside the Mind of the Stripper Guru Magazine. Issue
13, (August 2013): 26-29. Youre Getting Sleepy Guru Magazine. Issue
11, (April 2013): 21-25. Out, Damned Spot! Guru Magazine. Issue 10,
(February 2013): 24-27. The Life of a Book Worm. Guru Magazine.
Issue 8, (October 2012): 44-46. Criminal Minds: Inside the
Underworld. Guru Magazine. Issue 7, (August 2012): 19-22. Lacey CV
9 Last update: 8/12/15 RESEARCH, CONTINUED Remember That! Guru
Magazine. Issue 6, (June 2012): 18-19. Die Once, Live Twice. Guru
Magazine. Issue 5, (April 2012): 17-19 Crossovers in the Senses.
Guru Magazine. Issue 4, (February 2012): 44-47. Face the Truth!
Guru Magazine. Issue 3, (December 2011): 27-29. Stop Copying Me!
Guru Magazine. Issue 2, (October 2011): 22-24. Is Seeing Really
Believing? Guru Magazine. Issue 1, (August 2011): 26-29. SERVICE TO
THE PROFESSION Composition Advisory Board, Cengage Learning,
2015-present Manuscript Reviewer, Configurations Journal,
2014-present HASTAC Conference, Designated Tweeter, 2015 Textbook
Reviewer, The Prentice Hall Guide for College Writers, Pearson,
2014 Group Leader, Feminist Scholars Digital Workshop, 2014
Participant, Feminist Scholars Digital Workshop, 2014 Textbook
Reviewer, How Writing Works, Oxford University Press, 2014 HASTAC
Scholar Faculty Sponsor, Kylie Wojciechowski, HASTAC, 2013-14
Textbook Reviewer, Situations of Writing, Pearson Education, 2013
Reviewer, Drexel University Writing Assessment, 2011, 2012 Textbook
Reviewer, National Geographic: Living in the World, Cengage
Learning, 2012 HASTAC Scholar (Humanities, Arts, Science, and
Technology Advanced Collaboratory), 2009-11 Textbook Reviewer,
Everythings A Text, Pearson Education, 2010 Textbook Reviewer,
Writing Selves/Reading Culture, Pearson Education, 2009 Invited
Proposal Reviewer, Feminisms and Rhetorics Conference, 2009
Computers and Writing Conference, Host School Organizer, 2007 Paper
Reviewer, Xchanges Journal, 2005 DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE First Year
Writing, English 080, Sub-Committee, 2013-present English
Department Brown Bag Speaker Series, Organizer, 2012-present First
Year Writing Awards Planning Committee, 2013-14 English Department
Website Content Manager, 2012-2014 Search Committee, Assistant
Professor of English (Composition), 2012-13 First Year Writing
Committee, 2012-14 First Year Writing, English 111, Sub-Committee,
2012-14 First Year Writing, Program Assessment, Sub-Committee,
2012-13 First Year Writing, Mentor Program, Sub-Committee,
2012-2013 Adjunct Faculty Mentor, English Department, 2012-13 Open
House, English Department Representative, November 2011, 2013
Library Committee (WSU), 2010-11 SERVICE Lacey CV 10 Last update:
8/12/15 SERVICE, CONTINUED Composition Sub-Committee: Common
Syllabus Development (WSU), 2009-10 Composition Committee (WSU),
2008-09 UNIVERSITY SERVICE Pathfinders Program, Planning Committee,
2015-present LGBTQ Center Steering Committee, 2015-present
University Police Oversight Committee, 2015-present Interfacing
with Student Affairs Sub-Committee, Chair, 2015-present Strategic
Planning Committee, Arts and Behavioral Sciences, 2014-present
Multicultural Services Advisory Committee, 2014-present Gender
Studies Minor, Coordinator, 2014-present Transition Semester
Taskforce, 2014-present Charter Transition Camp, Presenter,
2014-present LGBT Advisory Committee, 2014-present University
Writing Committee, Co-Chair, 2014-present Governance Sub-Committee,
Social Media Committee, 2014-present Internal Communication
Sub-Committee, Social Media Committee, 2014-present Safe Space
Training Planning Committee and Presenter, 2013-present University
Writing Committee, 2013-present Student of Color Roundtable,
2014-present Social Media Committee, 2013-present First Year
Engagement Committee, 2012-present Academic Integrity Committee,
2012-present Gender Studies Minor Committee, 2012-present Isabel
Wilkerson Dow Visiting Scholar, Co-Organizer, 2015 Evaluation Team
Member, Dr. Cynthia Hupert, 2014-15 Get Your Mind Right, Planning
Committee, 2014 Search Committee, Assistant Director of Student
Life, 2014 Learning Management System Selection Committee, 2014
Honors Program Interviewer, 2013-2015 LEAD Experience Mentor,
Kimalee Augustine, 2013-14 Evaluation Team Member, Dr. Jennifer
Stinson, 2013-14 Stairway 2 Success, Faculty Mentor and Mentor
Trainer, 2013-14 Stairway 2 Success, Planning Committee, 2013-14
Stairway 2 Success, Common Read Pilot Program, Planning Committee,
2013-14 Honors Program Committee, 2013-2015 Faculty Exchange
Committee, 2013-2014 Policy Committee (WSU), 2007-08 McNair
Scholars Program, GRE English Tutor (WSU), Summer 2006 Tutor,
University Writing Center (WSU), 2005-06 EXTRACURRICULAR UNIVERSITY
SERVICE Alumni Author Event, Co-Coordinator, 2014-present Womens
History Month Event Coordinator, 2014-present Iota Iota Iota, Gamma
Sigma Chapter, Faculty Sponsor, 2014-present Assistant Faculty
Support, Cardinal Sins, 2012-present Terry Ishihara Award,
Selection Committee, 2015 Mary H. Anderson Award, Selection
Committee, 2015 Lacey CV 11 Last update: 8/12/15 SERVICE, CONTINUED
Pros vs. Joes Fundraiser, Basketball Team, 2015 TEDxSVSU,
Programming Committee, Faculty Co-Chair, 2015 Get Your Mind Right,
Planning Committee, 2014 Pros vs. Joes Fundraiser, Cheerleader,
2014 Family Potluck International, Faculty Sponsor, 2013 Homecoming
Court Interviewer, 2013-14 Invited Faculty Presenter: Parent
Orientation, 2013-14 Residential Life Faculty Move-In Volunteer,
2013-15 Tuscola Academic Games, Short Response Judge, April 2012-14
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT AND OUTREACHYWCA Great Lakes Bay Region,
Young Womens Initiative, 2015-present YWCA Great Lakes Bay Region,
Advocacy Committee, 2015-presentLeadership in Content Area Literacy
Coach, 2011-13 Leadership in Content Area Literacy, Technology
Seminar Development Team, 2012-13 Leadership in Content Area
Literacy, Technology Seminar Presenter, 2012-13 VIDEOS AND PODCASTS
For embedded videos, please visit my website:
kimberlylacey.com/service Kim Lacey on Teaching Rhetoric,
Composition and Literature in the Digital Age. Writing | Education
| Technology (WET) Podcast. Hosted by Erik Marshall, Ph.D. Recorded
October 1, 2014. Direct link:
http://www.erikmarshall.net/blog/wet005-kim-lacey-on-teaching-rhetoric-composition-and-literature-in-the-digital-age/
Dylan and Emilys SOAR Video. Filmed April 2014. Direct link:
http://vimeo.com/94474484 English 080 Tutors. Filmed February 2014.
Direct link: https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=V8IWfu5V24I Academic
Friends: First Year Programs. Filmed July 2013. Direct link:
http://vimeo.com/71837608 SVSU National Residence Hall Honorary
Faculty Recognition, 2015 SVSU Dow Visiting Scholars and Artists
Program, Successful Grant Funding ($5,000), 2015 SVSU Faculty
Association Endowed Scholarship, Faculty Sponsor (Recipient: Tyler
Bradley), 2014 Terry Ishihara Co-Curricular Involvement Award,
Faculty Recipient, 2014 LEAD Experience Mentor, Certificate, 2014
LEAD Experience Mentor, Additional Professional Development Funds,
2013-14 Faculty Profile Interview, The Interior, February 2013 LEAD
Experience Mentor, Certificate, 2012 LEAD Experience Mentor,
Additional Professional Development Funds, 2011-12 Summer
Dissertation Fellowship, WSU Graduate School, 2010 Graduate
Employees Organizing Committee Travel Award, 2010 HONORS AND AWARDS
Lacey CV 12 Last update: 8/12/15 HONORS AND AWARDS, CONTINUED CCCC
Professional Equity Project Grant, 2010 HASTAC Scholar Fellowship,
2009, 2010 Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts Travel
Subsidy, 2009, 2010 Humanities Center Travel Award, 2009 Graduate
Student Travel Award, 2008, 2011 Graduate School Ph.D. Grant,
2007-08 Graduate Teaching Assistantship, 2005-11 HASTAC Conference,
Conference Attendee, 2015 Creating Veteran Friendly Classroom
Training, SVSU, 2015 Question, Respond, Persuade (QPR) Training,
SVSU, 2015 Equity in the Classroom, Conference Attendee, 2014
Completing College: What it Takes, Whats at Stake?, Conference
Attendee, 2013 Terminal 4 Certification, SVSU, 2013 Online/Hybrid
Course Development Training, SVSU, 2012 M.A.P (Making Achievement
Possible) Works Certification, SVSU, 2012 First Year Writing,
Monthly Enhancement Workshops, SVSU, 2011-present Faculty Summer
Institute, SVSU, 2011 French: Moderate speaking, writing, and
reading comprehension skills Online Meeting Technology: Skype, GoTo
Meeting, Wimba Courseware: Sakai, Blackboard, Lore (Coursekit),
Instructure/Canvas Weblogs: WordPress, Blogger, Blogsome, Medium
General: MS Office Suite, Google Docs, Apple iWorks Suite Basic Web
Design: HTML Video and Sound: iMovie, Garage Band Wikis: PBWorks
Web 2.0: Over 100 collaborative teaching toolsFTP Clients: Fugu Web
Hosting: Terminal 4, Name.com, GoDaddy.com Humanities, Arts,
Science, and Technology Advanced Collaboratory (HASTAC)National
Council of Teachers of EnglishPROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT LANGUAGES
TECHNOLOGY PROFICIENCIESPROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS Lacey CV 13 Last
update: 8/12/15 PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS, CONTINUED Rhetoric
Society of America Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts
Ann Coburn-Collins, Director of Academic Program Support, Saginaw
Valley State University, Science East 201, University Center, MI
48710 E-Mail: [email protected] Dr. M. Pat Cavanaugh, Writing
Program Administrator and Professor of English, Saginaw Valley
State University, Science East 277, University Center, MI 48710
E-Mail: [email protected] Bryan Crainer, Associate Dean for Student Life
and Leadership Programs, Saginaw Valley State University, Student
Center 110E, University Center, MI 48710 E-Mail: [email protected]
Dr. Richard Marback, Professor and Dissertation Chair, Department
of English, Wayne State University, 5057 Woodward Ave., Ste.
10503.42, Detroit, MI 48202 E-mail: [email protected] Dr. Jeff
Pruchnic, Associate Professor and Director of Composition Program,
Department of English, Wayne State University, 5057 Woodward Ave.,
Ste. 9308, Detroit, MI 48202 E-Mail: [email protected] Helen
Raica-Klotz, SVSU Writing Center Director and Saginaw Bay Writing
Project Co-Director, Saginaw Valley State University, The Writing
Center, 308 Zahnow Library, University Center, MI 48710 E-Mail:
[email protected] Dr. Julie Thompson Klein, Professor Emerita,
Humanities in the Department of English, Faculty Fellow for
Interdisciplinary Development in the Division of Research,
Executive Board of HASTAC, Wayne State University, 5057 Woodward
Ave., Ste. 10201.5, Detroit, MI 48202 E-Mail: [email protected] Dr.
Nick Wagner, Director of Institutional Research, Saginaw Valley
State University, Wickes Hall 375, University Center, MI 48710
E-Mail: [email protected] REFERENCES
