The Ph.D. in Texts and Technology is part of a growing interdisciplinary field combining scholarly study, creative production, and assessment of digital media texts. Areas of research and production include digital archiving and editing, asset management, predictive modeling, information architecture, visualization, web design, distributed education, and game design.
Graduates from the Texts and Technology program have gone on to such positions as: Assistant Professor of English, Assistant Professor of Digital Media, Director of Course Design and Production, Dean of Distance Learning, and Managing Editor.
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The depth and complexity of my thinking has improved … I am a stronger writer and a better communicator, and I have forged some relationships that I expect to maintain throughout the remainder of my life.”