Raelke Grimmer is Dean, School of Education, Enabling & Linguistics, in the Faculty of Arts and Society.  She is the author of young adult novel White Noise (UWA Publishing, 2024) and one of the founding editors of Borderlands, a literary journal of the Northern Territory. She was a 2023 fellow in the Australia Council's Digital Fellowship Program, where she recorded an album of the sounds of analogue technology titled Analostalgia, released in 2024 on Spotify.  Her research interests include creative non-fiction, genre analysis, text analysis, multilingual Australian literatures and mono/multilingualism in Australia, as well as autonomous language learning. Her creative writing has been published in Australian literary journals Westerly, Griffith Review, Kill Your Darlings and Meniscus. She is President of the Australasian Universities Language and Literature Association (AULLA), and co-chair of the editorial collective of the association's journal, Journal of Language, Literature and Culture.