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Tessa Brown

Lecturer, Program in Writing and Rhetoric at Stanford University

Tessa Brown is a writer, academic, and entrepreneur with a diverse background in education and digital media. She was a Lecturer in the Program in Writing and Rhetoric at Stanford University from 2017 to 2022.12 During her time at Stanford, she taught popular writing courses such as "Hashtag Activism" and "Hiphop, Orality, and Language Diversity".1

Brown holds a Ph.D. in Writing Studies and Women's and Gender Studies from Syracuse University, an MFA in Creative Writing – Fiction from the University of Michigan, and a Bachelor's in Religion and Creative Writing from Princeton University.13 Her research focuses on rhetorical history, antiracist struggle, and digital media, with publications in academic journals and popular media outlets.1

Currently, Tessa Brown is the CEO and Co-Founder of Germ Network, a social media platform built for digital trust.12 She is also a community organizer based in San Francisco.14 Brown's approach to business is grounded in anti-racist and feminist education and research practices.1

Highlights

Tessa Brown | Los Angeles Review of Books
Teacher, Writer, Scholar: Tessa Brown - Stanford TeachingWriting
Teacher, Writer, Scholar: Tessa Brown - Stanford TeachingWriting

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San Francisco Bay Area