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David Gold is an Associate Professor of English at the University of Michigan, with affiliations in Education and Women’s and Gender Studies. He holds a PhD from the University of Texas at Austin. His work focuses on rhetoric, feminist rhetorics, digital literacies, and the history of writing instruction. Gold teaches courses like Literacy in a Digital Age and Women’s Rhetorics from Suffrage to Today, emphasizing hands-on, student-led learning and real-world application. His research explores marginalized rhetors, particularly Black women’s activism and digital writing practices. He has co-authored award-winning books, including Rhetoric at the Margins, and contributed to journals like College Composition and Communication. Gold also advises the student-run online magazine The Mich and collaborates on digital humanities projects.
- Education: PhD, University of Texas at Austin
- Affiliations: Joint PhD Program in English and Education, Language and Rhetorical Studies Group
- Key Research: Black women’s rhetorical activism, digital writing practices, history of women’s education
- Awards: 2010 CCCC Outstanding Book Award
Gold’s scholarly work bridges historical analysis and contemporary pedagogy, emphasizing how rhetoric shapes social change and education. He has published over 20 articles and books, including studies on African American suffrage rhetoric and Southern women’s colleges. His current projects include examining Black women’s civic pedagogy and the impact of digital technologies on writing.
