Brett Stamm

Dr. Brett Stamm is an Assistant Professor of Elementary Education at the University of Southern Mississippi. With over two decades of practical experience spanning K-12 teaching/administration and higher education, his work bridges theory and practice in literacy instruction.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Language & Literacy, University of North Texas (2021)
• MS in Curriculum & Instruction, Texas A&M University-College Station (2006)
• BS in Interdisciplinary Studies, Texas A&M University-College Station (2002)

Research Focus: His scholarship investigates two interconnected strands: (1) multimodal writing practices in digital environments, and (2) pedagogical applications of social media for classroom learning. He particularly emphasizes process-oriented writing instruction that moves beyond rigid formulas.

Publication Trends: Recent work explores digital composition innovation, adaptive design in writing education, and social media's role in knowledge-building communities. His studies employ qualitative analysis of student composing processes and critical evaluation of technology integration in teaching practices.

Contact: Based in Owings-McQuagge Hall (OMH) 129E, Hattiesburg, Dr. Stamm can be reached at Brett.Stamm@usm.edu.