Eric Nuamah Korankye
Eric Nuamah Korankye, PhD, is an Assistant Professor of Rhetoric and Composition at 麻豆精品视频, where he teaches courses in rhetoric, professional writing, and legal rhetorics in the Department of English. He received his PhD in English Studies (Rhetoric & Composition) in 2026 from Illinois State University, where he also earned his MSc. in English degree (Technical Writing and Rhetoric) in 2021. As a multi-award-winning teacher-scholar, Dr. Korankye鈥檚 course pedagogies evince a steadfast commitment to supporting students鈥 well-being, learning, and research, guiding them on rhetorical inquiries into issues that affect our shared humanity. Dr. Korankye鈥檚 research in rhetoric and composition is anchored on the intersection of Global South epistemologies, cultural rhetorics, community literacies, translingual writing, multimodal literacies, and critical AI literacies. In Technical and Professional Communication (TPC), Dr. Korankye鈥檚 research intersects social justice, legal rhetorics, technical literacies, digital rhetorics, housing justice, and user-centered document design to reimagine just futures for multiply marginalized TPC users. His dissertation, 鈥淎dvocating legal literacies and housing justice in technical and professional communication: A case study of tenancy laws, agreements, and stories in Ghana,鈥 examined the complicity of TPC documents (i.e., tenancy agreements) in tenancy oppression in the private rental market in Ghana, and he plans to develop this work into his first scholarly monograph.听
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