Ph.D. English, Wayne State University
Expected May 2011
Dissertation: Making Memory: Techne, Technology, and the Refashioning of Contemporary Memory
Rhetoric and Composition
Exam Areas: Rhetorical and Critical Theory, Digital Media, History of Rhetoric and Memory Studies
B.A. English, Oakland University
May 2003
Honors College
Thesis: A Taste of Anger: Shelagh Delaney and John Osborne’s Utilization of the Pregnant Female Body
Dr. Richard Marback (Chair, WSU)
Dr. Jeff Pruchnic (WSU)
Dr. Frances Ranney (WSU)
Dr. Richard Doyle (Penn State)
Journal Articles
Pruchnic, Jeff and Kim Lacey. "The Future of Forgetting: Rhetoric, Memory, Affect." Under Third Review: Rhetoric Society Quarterly. ms. 55 pp.
Reviews
Lacey, Kim. 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.
"Memory: Techne,
Technology, and Remembering." Conference on College Composition and
Communication, Louisville, Kentucky. Scheduled March 2010.
"Decoding Kryptos and the Failure of Human/Machine Interaction." Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts, Atlanta, Georgia, November 2009.
"Decoding
Use: Broken and Failed, Localized and Expansive." Panel Chair. 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.
"A Page of One’s Own: Investigating Hyper-Gendered Blogging." Organization for the Study of Communication, Language, and Gender, Nashville, Tennessee, October 2008.
“Linking Up: Blogging and Ethical Self-Consciousness.” Rhetoric Society of America, Seattle, Washington, May 2008.
“Blogging Butler: Digital Sex Versus Digital Gender.” Computers and Writing, Detroit, Michigan, May 2007.
“The Future of Computers and Writing.” Roundtable Participant. Computers and Writing, Detroit, Michigan, May 2007.
“Facilitating Peer-Review Across the Curriculum.” Tutor Institute, Detroit, Michigan, April 2006.
Wayne State University:
ENG 1020 – Introduction to College Writing (9 sections)
ENG 3010 – Intermediate Writing (8 sections)
ENG 3050 -- Technical Communication (3 sections)
National
HASTAC Scholar (Humanities, Arts, Science, and Technology Advanced Collaboratory), 2009-present
Invited Textbook Review, Multiple Literacies, 2010
Invited Textbook Reviewer, Writing Selves/Reading Culture, 2009
Invited Proposal Reviewer, Feminist and Rhetorics Conference, 2009
Department/University
Composition Sub-Committee: Common Syllabus Development, 2009
Composition Committee, 2008-2009
Policy Committee, 2007-2008
McNair Scholars Program, GRE English Tutor, Summer 2006
Tutor, University Writing Center, 2005-2006
Paper Reviewer, XChanges Journal, 2005
CCCC Professional Equity Project Grant, 2010
HASTAC Scholar Fellowship, 2009-2010
Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts, Travel Subsidy, 2009
Humanities Center Travel Award, 2009
Graduate Student Travel Award, 2008
Graduate School Ph.D. Grant, 2007-2008
Graduate Teaching Assistantship, 2005-2011
Ann and Jim Nicholson Stipend, 2002
Donald Hildum Scholarship, 2000
Academic Commendation, 1998-2003
Composition Theory: Bodies of Persuasion (J. Pruchnic)
Feminist Theories of Rhetoric and Composition (F. Ranney)
Research in Writing (G. Gorzelsky)
Language of Oppression (M. Garrett)
Rhetorical Theory (R. Marback)
Research Design (G. Gorzelsky)
Teaching of Writing (R. Ray)
Vision and Ethics (J. Knapp)
Darwin and Marx (S. Shaviro)
Ancient Rhetorics and Emergent Technologies (J. Pruchnic)
Rhetorical Agency (R. Marback)
Time, History, and Modernity (D. Seitler)
Languages: French (Moderate speaking, writing, and reading comprehension skills)
Humanities, Arts, Science, and Technology Advanced Collaboratory (HASTAC)
Modern Language Association
National Council of Teachers of English
Organization for the Study of Communication, Language, and Gender
Rhetoric Society of America
Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts