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Nathan Selove is a Lecturer and Assistant Director of the Speech Team at the School of Communication Studies, James Madison University. He holds a B.A. in Political Science and Communication Studies Advocacy from JMU and an M.A. in Communication with a focus on Performance Studies and Disability from the University of Northern Iowa. His academic work centers on the rhetoric of disability activism through a social model framework, and he is an autistic self-advocate who has presented internationally on autism, disability, and service dogs.
- Education:
- B.A., Political Science & Communication Studies Advocacy, James Madison University
- M.A., Communication (Performance Studies/Disability Focus), University of Northern Iowa
Professionally, he has taught as an adjunct at Northern Virginia Community College and George Mason University, and coached forensics teams at both institutions. He is accompanied by his service dog Blake and maintains interests in reading, gaming, beach visits, and media critique.
His research contributions emphasize disability advocacy rhetoric while maintaining administrative roles supporting JMU's Speech Team initiatives.
