Hello there! My name is Tyler DeAtley. I am from Norfolk, VA originally and am in my *deep breaths* 9th year with CRDM. My history as a researcher had centered around understanding power relations, especially in fraught digital/physical spaces like protests. My dissertation now examines how interdisciplinary collaborative relationships are affected by our relation to the power structures that underlie and course through departmental and disciplinary cultures and histories. I am also the Graduate Services Coordinator for the Genetics, Genomics, and Bioinformatics Graduate programs here at NC State. I wear a lot of hats on our campus, and think a lot about interdisciplinarity.

I really enjoy being a GM/DM for 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons and painting miniatures. Love taking advantage of the wonderful green spaces in the triangle with my partner.

DeAtley, T. (2019). Mobile Ambivalence at Standing Rock: surveillance, antagonism, and mobility at the Dakota Access Pipeline protests. Journal of Resistance Studies, 2 (5), 37-67.