Across my research, I am broadly interested in the question: How does communication shape the ways individuals, communities, and states construct political realities, negotiate cultural identities, and respond to social conflict? Through interdisciplinary methods that integrate rhetorical criticism, critical/cultural analysis, and social analytics, I seek to contribute research that is both theoretically rigorous and socially consequential.

Specifically, I engage interdisciplinary scholarships in the following areas:

• Political Communication
• National Security Rhetoric
• Social Media Analytics
• Social Movements
• Critical/Cultural Communication
• Youth Digital Activism
• Comparative Political Communication

Read some of my recent publications below: