My scholarly research is interdisciplinary and broadly focuses on the moment-by-moment dynamics of everyday interpersonal encounters. In particular I use qualitative methods - especially conversation analytic and ethnographic approaches - to examine the situated communication practices that participants use to construct activities, identities, and relationships in a variety of ordinary and professional settings. Specific topics of interest include mental health help seeking and support services, technology use and embodiment in conversation, and genres of oral narrative in LGBTQ communities.
For information about my latest publications, check out my profiles on Academia.edu or Google Scholar
For information about my latest publications, check out my profiles on Academia.edu or Google Scholar