Karl Mohn

Dr. Karl Mohn is solving complex problems in the realm of digital humanities and multimodal composition as an associate professor at the University of Rochester. With a rich academic background, Dr. Mohn earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Georgia, followed by a Master of Arts from San Francisco State University. He then returned to the University of Georgia to complete his PhD, further solidifying his expertise in his chosen fields. Dr. Mohn's research interests are diverse and innovative, encompassing digital humanities, video games, multimodal composition, comics studies, and locative media. His work often explores the intersections of these areas, seeking to understand how different modes of communication and technology influence human interaction and cultural expression. In addition to his research, Dr. Mohn is dedicated to teaching and curriculum development. His new course, "Writing Across Technologies," is a testament to his commitment to exploring the dynamic relationship between writing tools and technologies and their impact on our cognitive processes and communication practices. This course invites students to critically engage with the tools they use daily, fostering a deeper understanding of the role technology plays in shaping thought and expression. Dr. Mohn's passion for video games and comics studies also informs his teaching and research, as he examines these media as vital components of contemporary culture and storytelling. His work in locative media further highlights his interest in how digital technologies can transform our experience of physical spaces and narratives. Through his innovative research and teaching, Dr. Mohn continues to contribute significantly to the fields of digital humanities and multimodal composition, inspiring both his students and colleagues to think critically about the evolving landscape of communication and technology.