I am a scholar and educator with research interests and teaching expertise in the sociocultural implications of information and communication technologies, history and sociology of library and information science, political economy of information, critical perspectives of information, and information in everyday life.
My dissertation was a study of the practices of amateur classical musicians giving special attention to embodied information, practical knowledge, musicianship and identity, and unspoken understanding between musicians.
I am also a Master of information, with a specialization in critical information studies, and I have a Bachelor's degree in anthropology.