David Golumbia
Associate Professor
Dept of English/MATX PhD Program
Virginia Commonwealth University
333 Hibbs Hall
Richmond, VA 23284-2005
dgolumbia at vcu.edu
Fall 2021 Office Hours: Tues 2-4pm (over Zoom; please email for address)

Academic cv
Digital studies & theory blog: uncomputing.org
Twitter: @dgolumbia
Academia.edu: http://vcu.academia.edu/DavidGolumbia
net.art: uiuuii.com

Courses
Current term ·Fall 2021

• Form and Meaning in Digital Media (NEXT 240)
• Linguistics and Literary Theory (ENGL 311)

Upcoming terms

• Spring 2022
  • TBD

Earlier terms

at Virginia Commonwealth University (Fall 2010-present)

• Spring 2021
• Reading Film: Black Film (ENGL 250)
• Linguistics and Literary Theory (ENGL 311)
• Literary Criticism: Poststructuralism (ENGL 485/606)
• Fall 2020
  • Reading Film: Black Film (ENGL 250)
• Spring 2020
  • Introduction to Literary Theory (ENGL 311)
  • Senior Seminar: Contemporary Literature (ENGL 499)
  • MATX Core: Workshop (MATX 604)
• Fall 2019
  • Introduction to the English Major (ENGL 301)
  • MATX Core: Texts and Textuality (MATX 601)
• Spring 2019
  • Introduction to the English Major (ENGL 301)
  • Literary Theory and Criticism: Texts, Technology, Games (ENGL 485/570)
• Fall 2018
  • Texts and Contexts: The 1960s (ENGL 483)
  • MATX Core: Texts and Textuality (MATX 601)
• Spring 2018
  • Senior Seminar: Contemporary Literature and Media (ENGL 499)
• Literary Criticism (ENGL 606)
• Fall 2017
• Politics of the Digital (ENGL 391)
• MATX Core: Texts and Textuality (MATX 601)
• Spring 2017
  • Introduction to the English Major (ENGL 301)
  • Theories of Language (ENGL 482/550)
• Fall 2016
  • On research leave (VCU College of Humanities & Sciences research leave)
• Spring 2016
• Contemporary Literature (ENGL 347)
• MATX Core: Workshop (MATX 604)
• Fall 2015
  • Introduction to Literary Theory (ENGL 311)
  • Senior Seminar: Contemporary Literature and Media (ENGL 499)
• Spring 2015
  • Digital Studies (ENGL 391)
  • MATX Core: Workshop (MATX 604)
• Fall 2014
  • Future/Human/Fiction (ENGL 391)
  • English Study: Reading Literature: Introduction to the English Major (ENGL 301)
• Spring 2014
  • MATX Core: Workshop (MATX 604)
  • Digital Studies (ENGL 391)
• Fall 2013
  • English Senior Seminar: Vernacular Literature and Media (ENGL499)
• Reading Film (HUMS250)
• Spring 2013
• MATX Core: Workshop (MATX 604)
• Genres: Hard Science Fiction (ENGL 481/ENGL 570)
• Fall 2012
• English Study: Reading Literature: Story Today (ENGL 301)
• Themes in Interdisciplinary Studies: Orality, Literacy, and the Digital (ENGL 661)
• Spring 2012
  • American Literary Beginnings (ENGL 371)
  • MATX Core: Production and Application Workshop (MATX 604)
• Fall 2011
  • MATX Core: History of Media, Art, and Text (MATX 602)
  • Senior Seminar: Contemporary Literature and Media (ENGL 490)
• Spring 2011
  • English Study: Reading Literature: Reading Today (ENGL 301)
  • MATX Core: Production and Application Workshop (MATX 604)
  • Themes in Interdisciplinary Studies: Orality, Literacy, and the Digital (ENGL 661)
• Fall 2010
  • On research leave (in literature & new media seminar at Rutgers University Center for Cultural Analysis)

at University of Virginia (Fall 2003-Spring 2010)

• Spring 2010
  
  • Experimentalism (MDST 3559)
  • Vernaculars (MDST 4559/ENMC 4559)
• Fall 2009
  • Literary and Critical Theory (ENCR 8610)
  • Hard Science Fiction (MDST 3559/ENMC 3559)
• Spring 2009
  • Global Indigenous Media (MDST 419/ENSP 419)
  • New Media (MDST 315/ENSP 315/ARTH 369)
• Fall 2008
  • Literary and Critical Theory (ENCR 861)
  • Cyberspace, Race, Ethnicity (MDST 412/ENMC 481H)
• Fall 2007 - Spring 2008
  • On research leave (NEH faculty fellowship)
• Spring 2007
  • Media Studies Fourth-Year Seminar (MDST 401)
  • Vernaculars, Media, Texts (ENMC 352/MDST 352)
• Fall 2006
• On research leave (UVa sesqui leave)
• Spring 2006
  • Media Studies Fourth-Year Seminar (MDST 401)
  • Computers and Languages (MDST 311)
• Fall 2005
  • Information Technology and Digital Media Studies (MDST 110)
  • Poststructuralism: Derrida and Spivak (ENCR 981-2)
• Spring 2005
• Media Studies Fourth-Year Seminar (MDST 401)
• Textual Markup and the Material Book (MDST 510/ENCR 510)
• Fall 2004
  • Information Technology and Digital Media Studies (MDST 110)
  • The Novel and Nonstandard Languages (ENMC 981)
• Spring 2004
  • Textuality, Language, and the History of Media (MDST 350)
  • Critical Theory and Digital Media (MDST 411)
• Fall 2003
  • Fictional Networks, Alternate Selves (ENMC 481I)
  • Alternative Media Workshop (MDST 464C)