Kat Greene

Professor Kat Greene is an esteemed academic who has published extensively on digital age composition and argumentation. Currently serving as the Interim Director of the Writing Center and an Assistant Teaching Professor of English at Ball State University, she brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her roles. Her academic journey is deeply rooted at Ball State, where she earned a BFA in graphic design, an MA in journalism, and an MA in rhetoric and composition. Professor Greene's professional experience is diverse and enriching. She has served as an Instructor of English and a teaching assistant, roles in which she has honed her pedagogical skills and contributed significantly to the academic community. Her dedication to teaching excellence has been recognized through accolades such as the Writing Program Outstanding Teaching Award, a testament to her commitment to fostering student success and engagement. In addition to her teaching responsibilities, Professor Greene has made substantial contributions to academic literature. She is a co-author of a digital textbook, which reflects her innovative approach to education and her commitment to integrating technology into the learning process. Her research interests lie at the intersection of digital age composition and argumentation, areas in which she has published numerous articles and papers. Her work not only advances scholarly understanding but also provides practical insights into the evolving landscape of writing and communication in the digital era. Professor Greene is passionate about equipping students with the skills necessary to navigate and succeed in this dynamic environment. Beyond her academic pursuits, she is actively involved in various initiatives aimed at enhancing writing education and supporting students in developing their writing skills. Her leadership at the Writing Center is characterized by a focus on collaboration, innovation, and student-centered learning. Professor Greene's contributions to the field of English and her dedication to her students make her a valuable asset to Ball State University and the broader academic community. Her work continues to inspire and influence both her peers and the next generation of scholars.