Avery Wiscomb is an Assistant Professor of Modernist Studies and Digital Humanities at Virginia Tech with nine years of experience at the intersection of twentieth-century science, literature, and computational methods. Their research examines intellectual histories of science and technology and the literary entanglements with computer science, bringing cultural analytics to questions of modernism and the book. They teach graduate and undergraduate courses ranging from digital humanities and humanities computing to science fiction and interpretive methods, blending technical literacy with close reading. Avery’s background includes a PhD and multiple fellowships in humanities analytics from Carnegie Mellon, and prior industry work in narrative-driven software at a storytelling startup, reflecting a rare combination of literary scholarship and practical computational experience.
9 years of coding experience
Master of Arts - MA, Liberal Arts, Master of Arts - MA, Liberal Arts at St. John's College
Bachelor of Arts - BA, Liberal Arts, Bachelor of Arts - BA, Liberal Arts at The Evergreen State College
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Literary and Cultural Studies, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Literary and Cultural Studies at Carnegie Mellon University
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Avery Wiscomb - Assistant Professor Of English at Virginia Tech