Brian Bailie

Listed at 8 conventions, 2007–2026, 8 listings. Printed as: Brian Bailie (7), Brian Baile (1).

changes of institution This name appears at several institutions in sequence and is read as one person changing jobs.

reviewed Two or more spellings of this name were joined by a reviewer.

Career strip

speakerchairrespondentfacilitatorother Grey band: 2000–2003, not in the corpus.

Listings

Year	Session	Role	Affiliation as printed
2007	Online Communities and Their Literacy Practices: FLOSS, EverQuest, and Madden Football “Dystopia Online: The (Re)Productive Rhetoric of ‘EverQuest’”	Speakers	California State University, San Bernardino → California State University, San Bernardino
2009	Narrating Telepresence: Rearticulating the Voice of the (Dis) Abled “‘300’ and the Trope of Disability”	Speakers	Syracuse University, NY → Syracuse University
2011	Writing and Working for Change: Working Class Politics in CCCC “Creating a Memory of the Historical Moment”	Speakers	Syracuse University, NY → Syracuse University
2013	The Political Turn: Writing Democracy for the 21st	Speakers	Syracuse University, NY → Syracuse University
2017	Teaching and Assessing for Racial Justice “‘Teaching While White’: Race, Writing, and Rhetoric in the Composition Classroom”	Speakers	University of Cincinnati, Blue Ash College → University of Cincinnati
2020	The Precarious Professor and Community Partnership “Community Work and Precarity at the Two-Year College”	Speakers	University of Cincinnati Blue Ash College, OH → University of Cincinnati
2023	The Hard and Messy Work of Hope: Transitioning to Guided Self-Placement in a Pandemic	Speakers	University of Cincinnati Blue Ash College → University of Cincinnati
2026	Participatory Action Research with Activists, for Activists	Speaker	University of Cincinnati, Blue Ash College → University of Cincinnati

Often listed with

People who shared at least two sessions with this person and have three or more listings of their own.

Steve Parks 2 sessions, 2013–2020

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