Leslie Beegle (He/Him) I’m a third year PhD student in the English Department at Northeastern University. I’m interested in critical archival studies, decoloniality, and trans archives.

Sally F. Benson is an independent scholar whose interests include prison education and prison history in New Mexico, historiography, collective memory, and community archives. She teaches at the Penitentiary of New Mexico in Santa Fe.

Melody Bowdon, Ph.D. is Professor and Director of Graduate Programs in the Department of Writing and Rhetoric at the University of Central Florida. In the more than 25 years since she joined the UCF English Department as an Assistant Professor, Dr. Bowdon has served in several university leadership roles, including Interim Vice Provost of the Division of Teaching and Learning, Interim Dean of the College of Undergraduate Studies, Associate Vice Provost of Student Learning and Academic Success, Associate Dean of the College of Undergraduate Studies, Executive Director of the Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning, director of SACSCOC decennial reaffirmation of accreditation, and director of various graduate programs. She has served on a wide range of committees, mentored numerous colleagues, and has provided leadership on state and national levels, particularly in the arenas of student civic engagement and faculty professional development. She has published numerous books and articles about innovative pedagogies and institutional leadership. Her most recent interdisciplinary research areas include virtual reality pedagogy in the college classroom and inclusive models for learning space design, while her disciplinary scholarship focuses on professional communication in the government and nonprofit sectors.

Danielle Littlefield Brady is an Instructor of English at Tarleton State University in Stephenville, Texas and a Doctoral Candidate in Rhetoric at Texas Woman’s University in Denton, Texas. Her research interests include feminist rhetorics, visual rhetorics, and protest rhetorics in popular culture. She has contributed to forthcoming academic edited collections about popular culture artifacts, including New Girl, Wonder Woman, and Taylor Swift.