About Me
I am a PhD candidate in Rhetoric & Writing at Michigan State University in the Department of Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures. My concentration is in Cultural Rhetorics with a focus in American Indian Rhetorics. As an enrolled citizen of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma, my primary research focuses on everyday rhetorical practices within my tribal community. In my dissertation, I argue that the everyday, embodied Cherokee foodways practices of cooking and foraging wishi (hen-of-the-woods mushrooms) are rhetorical strategies of survivance and continuance.
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