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Wendy Ryden

Listed at 14 conventions, 1999–2025, 20 listings.

Career strip

2000200520102015202020251998 1999: speaker (1)2004: speaker (1)2005: speaker (1)2007: speaker (1)2012: chair (1)2016: speaker (2)2017: speaker (2)2019: speaker (1)2020: speaker (2)2021: speaker (1)2022: speaker (1)2023: facilitator (1)2023: speaker (1)2024: speaker (2)2025: speaker (2)

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

Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
1999Making “Whiteness” Visible
“Interrogating the Monologue of Whiteness”
Presenters CUNY Graduate School-BMCC
2004Whiteness in Radical Pedagogy: Narratives of Co-Optation, Resistance, and Possibility
“The Creativity of Whiteness: Racialized Subjectivity in Creative Nonfiction”
Presenters Long Island University, Brookville, NY → Long Island University
2005New Rhetorics of Working-class Consciousness
“Bourgeois Realism, Workingclass Kitsch, and the Rhetoric Class”
Presenters Long Island University, NY → Long Island University
2007Comfort and Discomfort in the Writing Classroom: A Day of Inquiry and Experience
“Comfort, Discomfort, and Teaching Strategies”
Speakers Long Island University, Brookville, NY → Long Island University
2012AEPL Celebrates Authors! Panel and Reception for Recent Books by Bruce Novak and Jeff Wilhelms; Wendy Ryden and Ian MarshallCo-Chairs Long Island University C.W. Post, Brookville → Long Island University
2016Zen and the Art of English Teacher Maintenance: Finding Wiser Ways of Being, Teaching, and InhabitingSpeakers LIU-Post
2016Writing Teachers Writing: Words in/as ActionSpeakers LIU-Post
2017Cultivating Creative Nonfiction for Imaginative Habits of Mind
“Cultivating Convergence: An Alternative to Paradigms of Transfer”
Speakers Long Island University Post → Long Island University
2017Cultivating Our Creative Capacities: Writing TeachersSpeakers Long Island University, Brookville, NY → Long Island University
2019Performing Our Lives: Creative Nonfiction and (the ArtSpeakers Long Island University Post, Brookville, NY → Long Island University
2020Who Are Our Students? Reclaiming Identities in the Humanistic Classroom
“Enabling Voices: A Plea for WAL (Writing about Literature)”
Speakers Long Island University Post, NY → Long Island University
2020Writing Creative Nonfiction: Finding the Extraordinary in the Ordinary
“Finding Your Inner Monster”
Speakers Long Island University Post → Long Island University
2021Writing Creative Nonfiction: Finding the Extraordinary in the Ordinary
“Finding Your Inner Monster”
Speakers Long Island University Post → Long Island University
2022Who Are Our Students? Strategies for Confronting the Complexities of Their (and Our) Identities
“Texts as ‘Safe Houses’: A Plea for WAL (Writing about Literature)”
Speakers Long Island University → Long Island University
2023Who Are Our Students, and What Do They Hope For?
“Advancing Environmental Literacy through WAL (Writing about Literature)”
Speakers Long Island University Post → Long Island University
2023Writing Creative Nonfiction: A Day of Writing and Ideas
“Unspeakable”
Workshop Facilitators Long Island University Post → Long Island University
2024Our Own Backyards: Localizing Environmental Rhetoric with Alternative Methods of Inquiry and Teaching
“Caring for Nature: Environmental Justice Literacy”
Speaker(s) Long Island University Post → Long Island University
2024Writing Freely against Scarce Time: A Creative Nonfiction Writing WorkshopSpeaker(s) Long Island University Post → Long Island University
2025Environmental Rhetoric Remix: Sampling Interdisciplinary Concepts of Place, Sustainability, and EthicsSpeaker(s) Long Island University Post → Long Island University
2025Environmental Rhetoric Remix: Sampling Interdisciplinary Concepts of Place, Sustainability, and EthicsSpeaker(s) Long Island University Post → Long Island University

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