Lauren Keeley is a Rhetoric PhD student and Associate Instructor at Indiana University Bloomington. Her research focuses on the intersection of ancient Greek rhetoric, Sophistic thought, and the philosophy of Martin Heidegger. She has a background in communications, having previously worked as a writer for a healthcare data insights firm.
Outside of her doctoral studies, Lauren has a passion for language and creative expression. She loves creative nonfiction writing, for which she has won an award, and the French language, having previously worked as both a tutor and a teaching assistant in France.
Unique fact: While at the University of Illinois Chicago, she independently designed and taught a freshman composition course on the relationship between writing, illness, and the body.
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