Kathryn Crowther

Kathryn Crowther is a Lecturer at Georgia Institute of Technology's Department of English and a Brittain Fellow. Her research explores intersections between 19th-century print culture, technology, and the Victorian novel, alongside contemporary Neo-Victorian and Steampunk literature. She actively integrates digital tools into teaching and scholarship, emphasizing hybrid pedagogy and innovative classroom practices.

• PhD in English with Women's Studies certificate from Emory University
• Editor of TECHstyle, advocating for digital engagement in humanities
• Participant in the Class of 1969 Teaching Scholars program

Crowther’s work focuses on digitization’s impact across historical and modern contexts, from 'born digital' artifacts to pedagogical experiments like 'Invention Mobs.' She engages in professional development through workshops on digital scholarship and multilingual classroom feedback methods, while reflecting critically on teaching practices and student engagement metrics.