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Publications

Selected scholarly, professional, literary, and visual work across education, healthcare, technology, literature, and the arts.

This page distinguishes formally published work from public scholarship, portfolio case studies, and reusable resources so each can be read in the context it was created for.

Publication record

Different forms, clearly labeled.

Book chapters, literary magazine publications, published visual work, and other publication records are identified by type and source. Adapted essays live in Scholarship & Inquiry rather than being presented as external publications.

Scholarly & Professional Publications

Externally published chapters focused on healthcare technology, research, learning design, and applied pedagogy.

Creative & Literary Publications

Poetry and visual work published through literary and arts venues.

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Poetry · Dipity Literary Magazine · 2025

Vitreous Humors

A poem about migraine, bodily pain, medical narrative, and the impulse to transform physical experience into language.

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Archive & Early Creative Work

Publication record · 2015

“Overcoming Complacency” · American High School Poets / “My World”

An acceptance notice dated October 29, 2015 records “Overcoming Complacency” as a Topical Winner selected for publication in the 2015/2016 American High School Poets “My World” anthology by the Live Poets Society of New Jersey.

Public Scholarship

Longer academic work adapted for a broader audience now lives in Scholarship & Inquiry. Those essays preserve central arguments and methods, but they are labeled separately from externally published work.

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Applied evidence

Portfolio

Case studies and reconstructed work samples across research, curriculum, analytics, systems, and digital projects.

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Reusable practice

Tools & Templates

Reusable resources for research, writing, project work, learning design, and decision-making.

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