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Nathaniel Myers is an Associate Teaching Professor in the University Writing Program at the University of Notre Dame's College of Arts and Letters. His role involves teaching and scholarly work focused on writing pedagogy, digital literacies, and educational innovation. He holds a Ph.D. in English from the University of Notre Dame, alongside advanced degrees from Boston College, the University of Aberdeen, and DeSales University.
- Ph.D., English, University of Notre Dame
- M.A., English, Boston College
- M.Litt., English Literary Studies, University of Aberdeen, Scotland
- B.A., English and Theater, DeSales University
Research interests center on digital rhetorics, generative AI applications in writing, equity-minded pedagogy, and alternative assessment strategies. He also explores multimodal composition and film studies. Myers has presented widely on ungrading practices and AI integration in education, with notable work on student resistance to alternative assessment methods and the intersection of information literacy with library instruction.
His scholarly contributions span conferences like the Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC), addressing topics such as AI in ungraded classrooms and equity frameworks in education. His earlier work includes literary analysis of Paul Muldoon's poetry, reflecting broader interests in contemporary Irish literature. Myers currently serves in the Writing Center and contributes to the broader University Writing Program initiatives.
