Nathan Workman
Media and Cultural Studies
Graduate Teaching Assistant
2151 Vilas Hall
Biography
Nathan is a PhD candidate who studies new media’s capacity for queer expression. His dissertation explores how multiple forms of Internet-distributed television continue and challenge ways gender and sexual identity is produced, represented and experienced within the streaming television era.Education
- M.A. Humanities, Old Dominion University, 2020
- B.A. English, Old Dominion University, 2017
Instructor of Record
- CA351 – Television Industries (Lecturer)
Graduate Teaching Assistant
- CA313 – Music Video From MTV to TikTok
- CA346 – Critical Internet Studies
- CA250 – Survey of Contemporary Media
Grader
- CA450 – Cultural History of Broadcasting
- CA458 – Producing for Internet TV and Video
Service
- The Velvet Light Trap Managing Editor, 2024–2025 (#96: Continuity and Change in Media Representation)
- Coordinating Editor, 2023–2024 (#94: Creative Labor and Precarity)
- Editorial Board Member, 2022–present
- Peabody Awards Screening Committee: Television and Entertainment Category, 2022-2023
- Tidewater Queer History Project | ODU, Norfolk VA 2018–2020