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Rashidah Muhammad

Listed at 20 conventions, 1998–2021, 27 listings. Printed as: Rashidah Muhammad (10), Rashidah Jaami` Muhammad (6), Rashidah Jaami Muhammad (5), Rashidah Jaami’ Muhammad (2), Rashidah J. Muhammad (2), Rashidah Jami` Muhammad (1), Rashidah Jaamí Muhammad (1).

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Career strip

2000200520102015202020251998 1998: speaker (1)1999: speaker (1)2004: chair (1)2005: facilitator (1)2006: facilitator (1)2007: facilitator (2)2008: facilitator (1)2009: facilitator (1)2010: facilitator (1)2010: speaker (1)2011: speaker (1)2012: speaker (1)2013: speaker (1)2014: speaker (2)2015: chair (1)2015: speaker (1)2016: speaker (2)2017: facilitator (1)2018: speaker (1)2019: facilitator (1)2020: facilitator (1)2020: speaker (2)2021: facilitator (1)

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

Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
1998Privileging the Other: Reading, Writing, Responding to African American Literature
“Privileging the Other: Reading, Writing, Responding to African American Literature”
Speaker Governors State University, Richton Park, Illinois → Governors State University
1999Make Mine the P/Uncut Rhetorics: Making the (In)visible Seen
“Gettin’ Funky: Teaching the Language of the Soul”
Presenters Governors State University, University Park, IL → Governors State University
2004Race/Gender Matters: Black Women, Rhetoric, Composition, And PedagogyChair Governors State University, University Park, IL → Governors State University
2005Language Diversity in the Composition Classroom (Sponsored by Language Policy Committee; American Indian, Asian/Asian American, Black, and Latina/Latino Caucuses; Second Language Writing Committee; SIG on Language, Linguistics and Writing)Facilitators Governors State University, University Park, IL → Governors State University
2006Race, Space and Place: Language, Identity and Students of Color in the Composition ClassroomFacilitators Governors State University, University Park, IL → Governors State University
2007Re-presenting a Pedagogy for Ebonics: Valuing AfricanFacilitators Governors State University, University Park → Governors State University
2007Re-presenting a Pedagogy for Ebonics: Valuing AfricanFacilitators Governors State University, University Park, IL → Governors State University
2008Reality Check: Toward a Pedagogy of Ebonics for Composition ClassroomsFacilitators Governors State University, University Park, IL → Governors State University
2009Disabling the Master’s Tools: Advocating LanguageFacilitators Governors State University, University Park, IL → Governors State University
2010Into the Streets: Transforming Institutional Barriers to Ebonics and Language Diversity in College CompositionFacilitators Governors State University, University Park, IL → Governors State University
2010“Go to the Writing Center”: Rethinking Requirements and ResistanceSpeakers
2011Contesting Institutional Barriers and Boundaries: Engaging the Politics and Pedagogy of EbonixSpeakers Governors State University, University Park, IL → Governors State University
2012Transitioning to Informed Classroom Practices for allSpeakers Governors State University, University Park, IL → Governors State University
2013Disarming the Privileging of “Standard” English: Classroom Implementation of Writing AssignmentsSpeakers Governors State University, University Park, IL → Governors State University
2014Access Denied: Digital Jim Crow and InstitutionalSpeakers Governors State University, University Park, IL → Governors State University
2014Institutional Remix: Opening the Doors to Freshmen and Writing Across the GE Curriculum
“Transdisciplinary GE: A Model for Open and Involved Scholarship and Learning”
Speakers Governors State University, Richton Park, IL → Governors State University
2015The Risks and Rewards of Linguistically Standing YourSpeakers Governors State University, University Park, IL → Governors State University
2015Mobile, Polymedia, and Technological ObsolescenceChair Governors State University, University Park, IL → Governors State University
2016Language and Lived Experience as Strategies for Writing and Coalition Building within a New Rhetoric
“African American Male Students in First-Year Writing Classes”
Speakers Governors State University → Governors State University
2016Reaffirming Praxis: Teaching First-Year Composition as Our Profession’s Highest Calling
“Talkin’ Writing: 21st Century Views, Praxis, and the Composing Process”
Speakers Governors State University → Governors State University
2017Access and Justice for Linguistically MarginalizedWorkshop Facilitators Governors State University, University Park, IL → Governors State University
2018Languaging for Love: Building a Community of Compassionate ComposersSpeakers Governors State University, University Park, IL → Governors State University
2019Performing Antiracist Practices at the Writing Program, Departmental, and Institutional Levels and Beyond: Combating Linguistic RacismWorkshop Facilitators Governors State University, University Park, IL → Governors State University
2020Understanding and Dismantling White LanguageSpeakers Governors State University → Governors State University
2020Marginalizing and Exclusionary Commonplaces in Academia, Rhet/Comp, CCCC: How We Survive and ThriveSpeakers Governors State University → Governors State University
2020Mind Mapping across Cultural Rhetorics: InnovatingWorkshop Facilitators Governors State University → Governors State University
2021A Black Lives Matter/Critical Race Theory–Based, Culturally Responsive, Antiracist, and Race Radical
“Antiracist Black Language and Writing Pedagogy”
Roundtable Leaders Governors State University → Governors State University

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