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Grace Wetzel

Listed at 8 conventions, 2009–2026, 8 listings.

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

Career strip

2000200520102015202020251998 2009: speaker (1)2012: speaker (1)2013: speaker (1)2015: speaker (1)2019: facilitator (1)2023: speaker (1)2025: speaker (1)2026: speaker (1)

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

Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
2009Theorizing Theme Sections of Freshman Composition
“The Questionable Call for Content: Unpacking Assumptions in Theme Section Scholarship”
Speakers University of South Carolina, Columbia → University of South Carolina
2012Lessons from the Inside: Rethinking Pedagogical
“Student-Inmate Collaborative Writing: Reconsidering Rhetorical Concepts in Service Learning”
Speakers University of South Carolina, Columbia → University of South Carolina
2013Cooking, Botany, and Journalism: Historical Sites of Feminist Rhetorics
“Winifred Black’s ‘Little Jim’ Campaign: The Role of Journalism in Late Nineteenth-Century Rhetorical Education”
Speakers Wake Forest University, Raleigh, NC → Wake Forest University
2015Risky Women: Women’s Rhetorical Practices and Alliances
“Risky Feminist Research Methodologies: Exploring the Recovery Work of Sorosis Clubwomen”
Speakers St. Joseph’s University, Philadelphia, PA → St. Joseph's University New York
2019Inside/Out: A Conversation about Prison PedagogyRoundtable Leaders St. Joseph’s University, Philadelphia, PA → St. Joseph's University New York
2023Learning from Chief White Eagle and Susette La FlescheSpeaker Saint Joseph’s University → Saint Joseph's University
2025Tuning in to Touch: First-Year Writing and the Haptic ModeSpeaker(s) Saint Joseph's University → Saint Joseph's University
2026Place-Based Reading Pedagogy in First-Year WritingPresenter Saint Joseph's University → Saint Joseph's University

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