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The Big Rhetorical PodcastThe Big Rhetorical PodcastEpisode 72: Dr. Brian Gaines (Keystone Perspectives)The Season 4 Finale features Dr. Brian Gaines as a part of the Keystone Perspectives: A Capstone Podcast series. Brian Gaines is a designer, writer, and the Visiting Assistant Professor of Rhetoric and Professional Writing at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, where he teaches a variety of Media and Professional and technical Writing courses, including Writing and Digital Media. Prior to coming to Virginia Tech, Brian graduated from Clemson University’s interdisciplinary Rhetorics, Communication, and Information Design (RCID) PhD program where he was the last graduate student of the “Bad Boy of Rhetoric,” Victor Vitanza. His research interests reside at the...2021-05-121h 12On the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative.On the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative.Episode 10: Final ReflectionAlthough the final interview has taken place, On the Job has one last episode for you! In this final, reflective episode, host Nupoor Ranade and Wilfredo Flores speak with ... themselves! That's right, as the title suggests, Nupoor and Wilfredo review some of the advice shared in the past nine episodes, talk about how they adapted some of the advice for their own preparation, and chat about how to convert some of the advice for a pandemic job market. They also end with some extra nitty gritty tips on doing Zoom interviews.  Thanks for going along the...2020-08-1922 minOn the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative.On the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative.Episode 9: Dr. Allison HutchisonThe final episode of On the Job has finally arrived! In this last episode, hosts Nupoor Ranade and Wilfredo Flores speak with Dr. Allison Hutchison, Senior Lecturer in the Engineering Communications Program at Cornell University. In this episode, Allison speaks about tailoring job searches, knowing what you're capable of and qualified for, using LaTeX and Overleaf for job materials, and making a website in GitHub. Allison also talks about transferring dissertation research into the work she does as Senior Lecturer, offering ways such work can take place in a job talk. Feel free to follow...2020-08-0649 minOn the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative.On the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative.Episode 8: Dr. Ashanka KumariThe penultimate episode of On the Job has arrived! Hosts Nupoor Ranade and Wilfredo Flores are joined this time by Dr. Ashanka Kumari, an Assistant Professor of English in the Department of Literature and Languages at Texas A&M University-Commerce.  In this interview, Ashanka talks about working with graduate students by drawing on her own experiences as a grad student, using multiple job offers (if you have them) as leverage for the job you want, and taking the time to take care of herself. Ashanka also talks about the importance of student diversity and living...2020-07-2932 minOn the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative.On the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative.Episode 7: Dr. Sweta BaniyaA new On the Job episode is ready for you, and this time, hosts Nupoor Ranade and Wilfredo Flores speak with Dr. Sweta Baniya, an incoming Assistant Professor of Rhetoric, Professional & Technical Writing at Virginia Tech University. This episode was recorded before Sweta defended her dissertation (a week, in fact!), and so she offers invaluable advice about document management for the job market, including making cover letters, retooling CVs, and preparing other documents. Sweta also talks about handling dissertation work during the fall semester during which the job market takes place, and she discusses the importance of taking...2020-07-2235 minOn the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative.On the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative.Episode 6: Dr. Adam StrantzOn the Job is back again with another excellent inquiry into the job market. In the sixth episode, hosts Nupoor Ranade and Wilfredo Flores interview Dr. Adam Strantz, an assistant professor in the departments of English and Emerging Technology in Business and Design at Miami University. In this interview, Adam talks about being adaptable on the market and looking for jobs from a variety of disciplines and their intersections. As he says in this episode, we in rhet-comp and technical professional writing are primed for these positions, and Adam talks about how his own job has presented...2020-07-1530 minOn the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative.On the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative.Episode 5: Dr. Antonio ByrdHello! The inquiry into the job market continues with this the fifth episode of On the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative. This time, hosts Nupoor Ranade and Wilfredo Flores interview Dr. Antonio Byrd, an assistant professor in the Department of English Language and Literature at University of Missouri-Kansas City. Antonio talks about the social aspect of the job market, reviewing his experiences with moving to another city, and he discusses setting boundaries—and sometimes failing—for work and home life. Antonio also talks about the need to listen to the body, mind, and heart when maki...2020-07-0833 minOn the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative.On the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative.Episode 4: Dr. Sara DoanWelcome to the fourth episode of the On the Job w/ The Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative podcast! Hosts Nupoor Ranade and Wilfredo Flores continue the interview series by speaking with Dr. Sara Doan, assistant professor of technical communication at Kennesaw State University.  In this interview, Sara talks about her experiences working the first year as a tenure-track faculty member in an R2 university, and what research and teaching looks like in this setting. Sara also discusses her approach to working smarter and not harder and how to maximize the productive interplay between conference presentations, comps exams...2020-07-0138 minOn the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative.On the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative.Episode 3: Dr. Jason ThamWelcome to the third episode of the On the Job w/ The Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative podcast! In this interview, hosts Nupoor Ranade and Wilfredo Flores continue the conversation about the job market with guest Dr. Jason Tham, who is an assistant professor of technical communication and rhetoric at Texas Tech University.  In this interview, Jason talks about switching up workflows when transitioning to a tenure-track faculty position, setting clear expectations when entering into the market, and remembering that the process will take time. Jason also chats a bit about approaches international students can take when...2020-06-2426 minOn the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative.On the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative.Episode 2: Dr. Jack LabriolaWelcome to the second episode of On the Job w/ The Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative. In this interview, hosts Nupoor Ranade and Wilfredo Flores talk with Dr. Jack Labriola, Assistant Professor of Technical Communication in the Technical Communication & Interactive Design Department at Kennesaw State University, about his recent experiences on the job market and what came after. Jack also talks about the value of setting a work schedule and dealing with workloads, the balancing act of the first year as a tenure-track professor, and the ins and outs of social media during the job market season. ...2020-06-1740 minOn the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative.On the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative.Episode 1: Dr. Michelle McMullinWelcome to the first episode of On the Job w/ The Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative. In this interview, hosts Nupoor Ranade and Wilfredo Flores talk to Dr. Michelle McMullin, Assistant Professor at North Carolina State University, about the job market, not working alone (in a way that works best for you), and not comparing workflows with others. So in the language of Dungeons & Dragons, let's roll initiative and get into this episode! You can follow Michelle on Twitter, and for a transcript of this episode, please visit the DRC website. Stay tuned for more! 2020-06-1037 minOn the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative.On the Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative.Episode 0: Introduction to the ShowWelcome to On The Job w/ the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative, a limited podcast series from the Sweetland DRC.  In this introductory episode, hosts Nupoor Ranade and Wil Flores, 2019-2020 DRC fellows, run through some of the details about the show, a bit about who they interviewed, and who this show is for. You can probably guess by the name, but this podcast is a candid review of different folks’ experiences on the job market specific to writing, rhetoric, and technical communication. The episodes are full of great advice from a variety of scholars in different po...2020-05-2702 minRhetoricityRhetoricityCollaborating on Digital Rhetoric: A RoundtableThis episode of Rhetoricity brings you something a little different. It's not an interview with one person, but a roundtable discussion featuring five members of the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative (DRC): Naomi Silver, Jenae Cohn, Brandy Dieterle, Paula Miller, and Adrienne Raw. Dr. Silver is the associate director of the University of Michigan's Sweetland Center for Writing, which supports the DRC. The rest of the roundtable participants were DRC graduate fellows at the time of this conversation. At the 2016 Computers and Writing Conference in Rochester, New York, where this episode was recorded, the DRC won the Computers...2017-06-0336 min