| 10:00 – 10:30 am |
Check-in and Welcome |
Daniels 222 |
| 10:45 – 11:45 am |
Session A |
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Bringing the Digital to the Rhetorical (Re)turn to Archives
- Courtney Rivard, University of North Carolina: “Centering Metadata in the Rhetorical Analysis of Archives”
- Grant Glass, University of North Carolina: “Differance: Abstractions, Models, Representations and Archives”
- Dan Anderson, University of North Carolina: “Recasting Reading as Curating Archives”
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Daniels 322 |
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Rhetorical Pedagogy
- Megan Von Bergen, University of Tennessee-Knoxville: “Trust Me: Towards a (Re)Definition of Ethos in First-Year Writing Courses”
- Michael Joseph Kennedy, University of South Carolina: “Toward a Crisis Composition (Pedagogy): Or, How to Attend to Cynicism, Speed, and Violence (With)In Post-Process”
- Sadie Carr, University of South Carolina: “Pedagogy: The Importance of Freire to Rhetorical Education”
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Daniels 334 |
| 12:00 – 1:00 pm |
Lunch |
Daniels 218 |
| 1:15 – 2:15 pm |
Session B |
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Feminist Embodied Methods and Practices in Rhetorical Studies
- Melissa Stone, North Carolina State University
- Melissa Hannah, North Carolina State University
- Megan Fletcher, North Carolina State University
- Nupoor Ranade, North Carolina State University
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Daniels 322 |
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Ethos, Ethics, and Virtue
- Eric Hamilton, Clemson University: “Cato’s Reverberation: (Re)Including (& Further Translating) Vir Bonus into the Rhetorical Lexicon”
- Lily Howard-Hill, University of South Carolina: “A Case for Ethic(s) as a Rhetorical Keyword”
- Lindsey Kim, University of South Carolina: “Messy Ethics: The Performative Ethos of User Agreements”
- Megan J. Busch, University of South Carolina: “Linguistic Performance and Perceived Inauthenticity: A Case Study in Faking Southern Speech on the American Political Scene ”
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Daniels 334 |
| 2:30 – 3:30 pm |
Session C |
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Enargia, Energia, and Energy
- Cody Hunter, Clemson University: “Energy and Incarceration: The Thermodynamic Rhetoric of the American Prison System”
- Michelle Iten, Virginia Military Institute: “Thinking with ‘Energy’: How Keyword as Method Illuminates Rhetorical Democracy”
- Alex Hammond, North Carolina State University: “The Throwaway Example: A Material Consideration of ‘Mere Cookery’”
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Daniels 334 |
| 3:45 – 4:45 pm |
Session D |
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Non-Western and Alternative Rhetorics
- Alissa Winn, University of South Carolina: “A Rhetorical Approach to Infectious Disease Epidemiology”
- Gareth Rees-White, University of South Carolina: “A Call for Globalization”
- Octaviyanti Dwi Wahyurini, Clemson University: “Beyond Means of Persuasive Technology: Reconceptualizing the Rhetorics of Human-Computer Interaction”
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Daniels 322 |
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Affect, Identity, and Ideology
- Cecily Rouse Timmons, Clemson University: “The Shape of an Idea”
- Hannah Mayfield, North Carolina State University: “Affective Things: Revisiting Emotion in Rhetorical Inquiry”
- James Jacocks, University of South Carolina: “Teaching Hobby Keywords: the Rhetoric of the online Fountain Pen Community”
- Kathryn Mann, University of South Carolina: “Striking a Chord: Complicating Rhetoric’s Keywords in Pedagogy”
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Daniels 334 |
