Summary
Jake Greene is an Assistant Professor in the Writing, Rhetorics, and Literacies program at Arizona State University with 11 years of experience teaching and researching composition, technical writing, and multimedia rhetoric. His scholarship investigates the rhetorical effects of location-based writing—including augmented reality and other locative media—bridging theoretical inquiry with design-minded attention to how place and technology shape communication. He has a Ph.D. from the University of Florida and a track record of course and curriculum development across multiple institutions, from freshman composition to multimedia production. Jake’s background in academic publishing and digital design informs a practical, interdisciplinary approach to emergent media, blending scholarly analysis with hands-on experimentation in spatialized writing.
11 years of coding experience
Master of Arts (M.A.), English Language and Literature, General, Master of Arts (M.A.), English Language and Literature, General at Clemson University
Bachelors, English Language and Literature, General, Bachelors, English Language and Literature, General at University of North Florida
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), English, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), English at University of Florida