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Ezikio López is a doctoral student in Composition and Cultural Rhetoric at Syracuse University and a Writing Instructor in the Department of Writing Studies, Rhetoric, and Composition. They also serve as Assistant Director for the Rhetoric Society of America’s Summer Institute at Syracuse University and Assistant Director for SU’s Writing Across the Curriculum program. Their research focuses on Trans Rhetorics and Writing Studies, emphasizing antiracist and socially just pedagogies. They co-produce This Rhetorical Life, a podcast by Syracuse graduate students. López teaches courses including WRT 105: Practices of Academic Writing, WRT 205: Critical Research and Writing, and WRT 114: Creative Nonfiction. Their work bridges critical theory and practical policy, addressing systemic inequities in education and public health.
- Education: Doctoral student in Composition and Cultural Rhetoric (Syracuse University)
Research interests include transgressive rhetorical practices, multimodal advocacy, and antiracist educational frameworks. López’s scholarship and teaching prioritize marginalized voices and intersectional justice. They have contributed to policy reports on pandemic-era equity and co-authored influential work on dismantling white supremacist structures in academia.
Professional roles include leadership in rhetoric-focused institutes and curriculum development for writing programs. Teaching spans foundational and advanced courses in academic writing, research methods, and creative nonfiction.
