Elizabeth Miller

Listed at 8 conventions, 2017–2026, 9 listings. Printed as: Elizabeth Miller (7), Liz Miller (2).

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
2017	Feminist Rhetoric in Action “Protofeminism, the Woman Question, and the Public Sphere(s)”	Speakers	University of Missouri–Saint Louis → University of Missouri
2018	Student Revision and Reflection: Examining/Defining/	Speakers	Mississippi State University, Louisville → Mississippi State University
2019	Digital Bodies, Digital Disability: Performing Health Online	Speakers	The Ohio State University, Columbus → The Ohio State University
2020	Thinking about Feeling: The Role of Emotion in Reflective	Speakers	Mississippi State University → Mississippi State University
2020	“Living Out Our Truths”: Navigating Commonplaces of Displacement, Mental Health, and Precarity as Graduate “Possibilities for Care in Academia: Navigating the Intersections of Caring Rhetorics, Graduate Student Trauma, and Disability Pedagogy”	Speakers	The Ohio State University, Columbus → The Ohio State University
2022	“Being-in-the-Room Privilege”: Graduate Student	Speakers	The Ohio State University → The Ohio State University
2023	From the Front Lines: Experiential Accounts of the 2020–2022 Job Market	Speakers	The Ohio State University → The Ohio State University
2025	Interrogating Justice: Pauli Murray and Embodied Inquiry	Speaker(s)	Mississippi State University → Mississippi State University
2026	Blurred Boundaries: Stories of Gender, Identity, and Academic Labor in Times of Change	Presenter	Mississippi State University → Mississippi State University

Often listed with

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

Cameron Mozafari 2 sessions, 2018–2020
Jessica Enoch 2 sessions, 2018–2020
Justin Lohr 2 sessions, 2018–2020

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