Carolyn Skinner

Listed at 16 conventions, 2004–2026, 18 listings.

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

Career strip

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

Listings

Year	Session	Role	Affiliation as printed
2004	Repositioning Students: Accessing Alternate Identities “Playing the Game: Athletic Ways of Learning and Composition”	Presenters	University of Louisville, KY → University of Louisville
2005	Preparing Students and Faculty for Success in the Multi-modal World	Presenters	University of Louisville, KY → University of Louisville
2007	Rehearsing Ethos: Performing as Writers, Readers, and Speakers “Learning the Part: Teaching Student-Writers about Ethos”	Speakers	University of Louisville, KY → University of Louisville
2008	Writing Women, (Re)Building Reality (1830–1965): Three Historical Models	Chair	Ohio State University, Mansfield → The Ohio State University
2008	Writing Women, (Re)Building Reality (1830–1965): Three Historical Models “Harriot Hunt: Nineteenth-century Medicine, Politics, and Practice”	Speakers	Ohio State University, Mansfield → The Ohio State University
2010	Alternative Identities: Taking Control of Popular Representations “Women Physicians and the Nineteenth-Century Redefinition of ‘Woman’”	Speakers	Ohio State University at Mansfield
2011	Feminist and Women’s Historical Rhetorics “Nineteenth-Century Women, Science, and Rhetoric”	Speakers	Ohio State University, Mansfield → The Ohio State University
2012	Nineteenth-Century American Women’s Rhetoric at the Threshold of Industry and Professionalism	Chair	Ohio State University, Mansfield → The Ohio State University
2012	Nineteenth-Century American Women’s Rhetoric at the Threshold of Industry and Professionalism “‘Doubling the dose at the Ballot-box’: Nineteenth-Century American Women Physicians’ Suffrage Rhetoric”	Speakers	Ohio State University, Mansfield → The Ohio State University
2013	Women’s Literacy Practices in Historical Context “Turning to the Public as an Ethos Strategy for Nineteenth-Century American Women Physicians”	Speakers	Ohio State University-Mansfield → The Ohio State University
2014	19th Century Women’s Rhetoric: Medicine, Mental Health, Theater, and Elocution “Accessing Authoritative Rhetorical Space: The Editorial Writing of Eliza H. Root, M. D.”	Speakers	The Ohio State University, Columbus → The Ohio State University
2017	Feminist Historiography: Uncovering Rhetorical Activism “The Popular Reception of Sex in Education: Coeducation, Medicine, and the Construction of Gender”	Speakers	The Ohio State University → The Ohio State University
2019	The Performance of Womanhood: The Reception of 19th-Century Advice for Women	Speakers	The Ohio State University, Columbus → The Ohio State University
2020	Access to Education and Commonplaces of Gender, Science, Religion, and Race in the US, 1873–1931 “‘Women’s Primary Function Is Having Babies’: The Nineteenth-Century US Debate over Coeducation”	Speakers	The Ohio State University, Columbus → The Ohio State University
2022	Who Belongs in School? “Scientific” Constructions of Students, 1873–1940 “Reception, Silence, and the Purpose of College for 19th-Century Women”	Speakers	The Ohio State University → The Ohio State University
2023	Student Agency and Academic Success: Results from a Study of Directed Self-Placement “Transitioning to DSP: A WPA’s Observations”	Speakers	The Ohio State University → The Ohio State University
2025	Distributed Endeavors: Analyzing Models of Collective Voice and Change	Speaker(s)	Ohio State University at Newark → The Ohio State University
2026	How Does Placement Method Affect Students’ Academic Success and Engagement?	Presenter	Ohio State University at Newark → The Ohio State University

Often listed with

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

Suzanne Bordelon 3 sessions, 2019–2025
Paige Banaji 2 sessions, 2014–2017

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