Juliet Davis

Juliet Davis is an Associate Professor in the Communication Department at The University of Tampa, teaching theory and practice in interactive media, visual culture, and media writing. Her work bridges intermedia art, writing, and research, with a focus on cyberfeminism and sociopolitical issues related to gender, desire, and media.

• Education:
  • B.A. from Indiana University (1985)
  • MAT from Brown University (1986)
  • MFA from Vermont College (2004)

Davis' research explores intersections of digital media, feminist theory, and sociopolitical critique through creative writing, visual literacy, and interactive media projects. She has exhibited her artwork internationally at venues such as SIGGRAPH, ISEA, FILE, and the International Museum of Women.

Scientific Awards & Recognition

• Honorable mention from San Francisco Museum of Modern Art for 'Art of the Digital Show' (2024)

Her professional background includes consulting, production, creative direction, and strategic communication in interactive media. Davis' scholarship appears in peer-reviewed journals like Leonardo and Media-N, and she collaborates with students on art productions.