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Paul Heilker

Listed at 5 conventions, 2004–2012, 9 listings.

Career strip

2000200520102015202020251998 2004: chair (1)2007: chair (1)2007: speaker (1)2008: chair (2)2008: speaker (1)2009: chair (1)2009: speaker (1)2012: speaker (1)

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

Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
2004Making Our Own History Matter: Landmark Statements—Thirty Years LaterChair Virginia Tech, Blacksburg → Virginia Tech
2007Invisible, Stigmatized, Gifted, Warring: Representations of Autistic IdentitiesChair Virginia Tech, Blacksburg → Virginia Tech
2007Autism, Representation, and Identity
“Diseased, Disabled, or Diverse? Representations of Autistic Identities”		Speakers Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg → Virginia Tech
2008Patient Advocacy, Online Pathography, and Autism: Inquiries in Medical RhetoricChair Virginia Tech, Blacksburg → Virginia Tech
2008Patient Advocacy, Online Pathography, and Autism: Inquiries in Medical Rhetoric
“Autism and Rhetoric”		Speakers Virginia Tech, Blacksburg → Virginia Tech
2008Reality Check: Anticipating, Acknowledging, and Attend-ing to the Developing Identities of Student WritersChair Virginia Tech, Blacksburg → Virginia Tech
2009Ripples in the Research Center: Reorganizing a Departmental Space for Collaboration and Research in the Public Interest
“Institutional Inception: Carving out Research Center Space through Acts of Definition”		Speakers Virgina Tech, Blacksburg
2009Autism, Rhetoric, and Writing: Continuing the ConversationChair Virginia Tech, Blacksburg → Virginia Tech
2012Turned Away at the Gate: Reconsidering the Relationships of Composition and Literature
“Reconsidering Composition and Literature: Then and Now”		Speakers Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA → Virginia Tech

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