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I am an Associate Professor of English at Georgia State University | Perimeter College, Dunwoody. My research interest is in teaching with AI, and the ethical use of AI in teaching and research. I work with Eugenia Novokshanova.
University. A specialist in Multimodal Writing and AI, she holds a Ph.D. in Rhetoric and Composition and has 25 years of experience teaching Freshman Composition and ESL at GSU.
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