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Christina Cedillo

Listed at 12 conventions, 2013–2026, 34 listings. Printed as: Christina Cedillo (29), Christina V. Cedillo (5).

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Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
2013Composition in/for Virtual “Public” Spaces: Digital(ly
“Equalizing the Composition Playing Field via Diversifying Access”
Speakers Northeastern State University, Tahlequah, OK → Northeastern State University
2015Pedagogy of the Oppressive: Responding Productively to Student Expressions of Privilege
“But I’m not–ist!’: Exposing Writerly Privilege in the Composition Classroom via Speech Act Theory”
Speakers Northeastern State University, Tahlequah, OK → Northeastern State University
2015The Transparency of Writing Courses: PhD Programs to High School Pilot ProgramsChair Northeastern State University, Tahlequah, OK → Northeastern State University
2017LatinXs Taking Action In and Out of the Academy: The Doing of Social Justice Work in Our Local CommunitiesSpeakers University of Houston, Clear Lake, TX → University of Houston
2017Cultivating Inclusion: Invitational Approaches to Rhetorical Instruction
“Accessibility and/as Eloquence: An Intersectional Approach to Composition”
Speakers University of Houston-Clear Lake → University of Houston
2018Cripping Neutrality: Student Resistance, Pedagogical Performance, and Ideological Commitments in the Writing ClassroomChair University of Houston–Clear Lake, TX → University of Houston-Clear Lake
2018Using Language to Create Cross-Cultural AlliancesRespondent University of Houston, Clear Lake, TX → University of Houston
2018Resistance, Roadsides, and Remembrance: Decolonial
“The Disruptive Rhetorics of Roadside Shrines: What These Works Can Teach Us about Decolonizing Composition”
Speakers University of Houston, Clear Lake, TX → University of Houston
2018All Our Relations: Teaching Social Justice MovementsSpeakers University of Houston–Clear Lake, TX → University of Houston-Clear Lake
2019Decolonial Performances: Interrogating Traditional Delineations of Consciousness, Identity, and DisciplinarityChair University of Houston-Clear Lake, TX → University of Houston-Clear Lake
2019Remaking Spaces through Critical PerformancesSpeakers University of Houston-Clear Lake, TX → University of Houston-Clear Lake
2019Performing Rhetorical Activism: Latinxs in the Community and in the AcademySpeakers University of Houston-Clear Lake, TX → University of Houston-Clear Lake
2020Storying Our Commonplaces: Using Story to Practice Accountability, Solidarity, Justice, and CareSpeakers University of Houston-Clear Lake → University of Houston
2020Not So Common Topics: Re-Marking Commonplaces of Genre, Civility, Space, and ProcessChair University of Houston, Clear Lake → University of Houston
2020The Politics of Disclosure in Teaching, Research, and Public LifeRespondent University of Houston, Clear Lake → University of Houston
2020CCCC Latinx Caucus Business MeetingChairs University of Houston, Clear Lake → University of Houston
2021Storying Our Commonplaces: Using Story to Practice Accountability, Solidarity, Justice, and Care LiveSpeakers University of Houston–Clear Lake → University of Houston
2021Recommending Accountability: An Update from the Committee for Change LiveSpeakers University of Houston, Clear Lake → University of Houston
2022Rejections of Kairos as Colonial Orientation: ThreeSpeakers University of Houston–Clear Lake → University of Houston
2023Rhetorics of Pain: Distress, Harm, and Healing in Academic and Everyday LifeSpeakers
2023CCCC Latinx Caucus Annual MeetingSpeakers
2023Troubling “Presence”: (Re)Making, Thinking, DoingSpeakers
2024Resolutions CommitteeSpeaker(s) University of Houston-Clear Lake → University of Houston
2024Writing Disability/Writing Abundance: Resistant Practices and Epistemologies from South AsiaSpeaker(s) University of Houston-Clear Lake → University of Houston
2024Intentional, Institutional Pessimism: Supporting Meaningful ResistanceSpeaker(s) University of Houston-Clear Lake → University of Houston
2024Conversations of Writing Abundance at Minority-Serving Institutions (MSIs)
“Decentering Mestizaje at HSIs”
Speaker(s) University of Houston-Clear Lake → University of Houston
2024Feminist Workshop: Feminist Latinx Imagination and Experience through TestimonioSpeaker(s) University of Houston-Clear Lake → University of Houston
2025Social Media’s B-side: Activism through Social Media AffordancesSpeaker(s) University of Houston-Clear Lake → University of Houston
2025Welcome to Our Anxiety Playlist: Writing Obsession, Rumination, and Intrusive Thoughts into the CurriculumSpeaker(s) University of Houston-Clear Lake → University of Houston
2025Welcome to Our Anxiety Playlist: Writing Obsession, Rumination, and Intrusive Thoughts into the CurriculumSpeaker(s) University of Houston-Clear Lake → University of Houston
2025Critical Access-Making: Remixing Disability Access in the Writing ClassroomSpeaker(s) University of Houston-Clear Lake → University of Houston
2025Latinx Caucus WorkshopSpeaker(s) University of Houston-Clear Lake → University of Houston
2025Latinx Caucus WorkshopSpeaker(s) University of Houston-Clear Lake → University of Houston
2026Writing Belonging: Rhetorical Responses to Racial and Linguistic Injustice in the AcademyPresenter University of Houston-Clear Lake → University of Houston

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