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2011 · Atlanta

Gendered Boundaries: Women in the Profession and the Impact of Economic Conditions

Session N.32

Area: Contesting Boundaries · family: Convention theme track

RoleName as printedAffiliation as printedPaper
Co-Chairs Kirsti Cole Minnesota State University, Mankato → Minnesota State University, Mankato
Co-Chairs Morgan Gresham University of South Florida, St. Petersburg → University of South Florida St. Petersburg
Speakers Renee Moreno California State University, Northridge → California State University, Northridge Leaving Teaching: The Rewards and Pitfalls of Administrative Work
Speakers Julie Myatt Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro → Middle Tennessee State University Finding Balance: The Challenges of a Non-Tenured Female Faculty Member
Speakers Alice Gillam University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee → University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee Having a Life and a Career Too: Late-Career Reflections
Speakers Jean Ferguson Carr University of Pittsburgh, PA → University of Pittsburgh The Impact of the Economy on Finding a Work-Life Balance
Speakers Wendy Olson Washington State University Vancouver → Washington State University Vancouver The Feminization of Composition Redux: Resources, Budget Crisis, and Administration
Speakers Cassandra Phillips University of Wisconsin-Waukesha → University of Wisconsin Colleges two-year The Gendered Work-Life Balance: Exploring Traditions, the Household and the Academy
Speakers Stephanie Morgan University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill → University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Trailing Spouse: Negotiating My Gendered Economy
Speakers Jennifer Heinert University of Wisconsin Colleges → University of Wisconsin Colleges two-year

Source

NCTE's program, near page 307 of the file. Names link to a person page only for people listed at two or more conventions.

Cite as: Conference on College Composition and Communication. “Gendered Boundaries: Women in the Profession and the Impact of Economic Conditions.” 2011 Convention Program, Atlanta, session N.32. Via CCCC Program Reader, November 3, 2026.