Etcetera: Thinking Out Loud

There are revenge films that ask whether vengeance is justified. Is God Is asked me a different question: what remains after vengeance?

What the late-senators' alleged sexual encounters reveal about us all.

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I was notified (via surprise zoom-bomb) on May 13th 2026 that I was selected as the 2026 recipient of the Maude A. Stewart Award. Recipients of this award demonstrate exceptional leadership, service, or innovation in the profession of Higher Education and Student Affairs. Their contributions may be in teaching, practice, or professional organizations. I was legitimately surprised and thoroughly humbled at the recognition. Everyone who was able to join, those who shared kind w

Over on LinkedIn I have begun spontaneously sharing my passion for teaching through tips and tricks from my pedagogical practice. I have termed these Pedagogy Peeks. I want to bring them over to my new blog as a way to keep them archived and organized. I will continue to share them in both places and will eventually bring the older posts over. The first is a post initially posted on LinkedIn on June 18th 2026. This #PedagogyPeek may not be as popular as others but it’s import

One of the values I have really tried to live out as a scholar is extending the knowledge and information contained in my scholarship as much as possible. I don’t mean salami scholarship that slices it thin in as many pieces as possible but rather sharing the work in presentation, publication, and modalities that hopefully reach new audiences. That’s why I am so excited about my forthcoming book: Sex Work on Campus Stories. This book, part comic, part graphic novel, takes the