So, it’s conference time again…
This is the schedule for our English department conference at Monmouth tomorrow:
9:30am
- Opening remarks by Dr. Lisa Vetere
- Introduction of keynote speaker by William Patrick Wend
10am-10:45am
- Keynote by Dr. Kristin Bluemel “Inventing Intermodernism”
11am-Noon
- Rich Price “The Compelling Pain: An Examination of Mark Twain’s The Mysterious Stranger and Guiding Readers Through its Pitfalls”
- Kelly Lorelli-Smith “Does Hamlet Hate Women?”
Noon to 1pm
- Break for refreshments, etc
1pm-2pm
- Dr. Liora Brosh “The Victorian Novel and Film”
- Dr. Heide Estes “Ecocriticism & Beowulf”
2:10pm-3:10pm
- Debra Pachucki “From ‘Charisma’ to ‘Cultism’: The Rhetorical Dangers of Messianic Language as Symbolic Action”
- Jack Kelnhofer “Cyber-plagiarism in Higher Education”
3:20pm-4:20pm
- Dr. Sejal Sutaria “I Remember When”: Affection, Malcontent, and Imperial Ambivalence for the Empire in the Indian Civil Service”
- Dr. David Tietge “the Conclusion to Rational Rhetoric”
4:30pm-530pm
- William Patrick Wend & Toni Magyar “What Is A Text? A Political History Of Texts From Gutenberg To Electronic Literature & Beyond”
- Sue Stever “The Liminal Landscape of the Misfit in Flannery O’Connor’s ‘A Good Man is Hard to Find’”
5:30pm-6pm
- An open forum for graduate students to discuss their research and the MA thesis process hosted by Christopher Hankenson & Jana Phelps
& for good measure I’m going to go ahead and post the preliminary notes of my portion of my collaborative presentation in the graduate work section…
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