Nic Marsellas

Nic Marsellas is a Teaching Assistant Professor in the Department of English at the University of Pittsburgh, affiliated with the Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts & Sciences. They are also involved with Steel City Organizers for Radical Community Health. Dr. Marsellas holds a Ph.D. in English Composition and Rhetoric from the University of Pittsburgh.

Education:

• Ph.D. in English Composition and Rhetoric, University of Pittsburgh

Research Interests: Focus on rhetoric and composition, analyzing protest movements, LGBTQ+ issues, disability medicine, and health advocacy. Their work integrates precise language and student-led projects to emphasize practical application of writing skills.

Teaching and Advising: Involved in the CEAT teacher training program, supporting first-time instructors in the English department. Teaches courses such as Technical Writing, Writing for Change, and Grant Writing for Nonprofits.

Affiliations and Labs: Active member of Steel City Organizers for Radical Community Health, aligning their academic work with community-focused advocacy.