I am the Director and an Associate Professor in The Creative Media & Digital Culture Program (CMDC) at Washington State University Vancouver, where I focus in three areas of research:  Emergent Technologies & Cognition, Electronic Literature, and Ephemera.

Works I create in my MOVE Lab (MOtion tracking, Virtual Environment lab), like  "Things of Day and Dream" and "Virtual DJ," explore telematic, telepresent, and multimedia performances.  Others, like the "24-Hr. Micro-Elit Project," grow out of my growing interest in using social media for digital storytelling and poetic experiences.  My current project is Fort Vancouver Mobile, with Brett Oppeagaard, which aims to create apps for the iPhone and Android along with numerous digital storytelling modules about The Village of the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site.

To see a copy of my CV, look here;  my online portfolio, here; my bio here.

Links

1. •The Creative Media & Digital Culture Program, home of the B.A in DTC
   

2. •Electronic Literature Organization
   

3. •Leonardo Reviews
   

4. •CMDC Program’s Civic Engagement Projects for the DTC Major
   

5. •My 2009 Annual Review Document