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2015 · Boulder, Colorado

October 15-17 · University of Colorado Boulder

Theme: Building Engaged Infrastructure

About this year's source. The inaugural conference. Read from the program PDF, which prints an institution beside every presenter on the detail pages. The digital posters are one session each, and the chair's address and the two keynotes were added by hand from the overview pages. A few names are spelled differently in the presenter index than on the panel pages.
97sessions
325people listed
–first listed in this corpus
2.1%at institutions outside the US
35%of listings from ten institutions

Sessions (97)

CodeTitleFormatPeople
A1Digital StorytellingPanel6
A2Community Writing through EthnographyPanel4
A3Engaging ELL/International/Undocumented StudentsPanel5
A4Messy Infrastructures: Community Engagement and University AccountabilityPanel5
A5Digital and Visual EngagementPanel6
A6The Thrill of Victory/The Agony of Defeat: Rebuilding Engaged Scholarship through English CoursesPanel5
A7Sentence by Sentence: Incarcerated People, Students, and the Infrastructure of a University-Jailhouse Literacy ProgramPanel4
B1Marginalized CommunitiesPanel4
B2Location and Public WritingPanel5
B3Writing Beyond the Classroom: Supporting Community Engagement across the DepartmentPanel4
B4Engaging Students & Community through Storytelling as ActivismPanel7
B5Connecting Comunidades: Diversifying Methods for Community Engagement WritingPanel4
B6Creating Sustainable Engagement: Campus, City, and International PartnershipsPanel4
B7Locating and Generating Knowledge Beyond the UniversityPanel6
B8Engaging Writing StudentsPanel4
C1An Organized Community Is a Sustainable Community: Writing Center Pedagogy and Community Organizing Practices at the DU Community Writing CenterPanel11
C2A Student Residency Program in the Urban Core: Building A Place-Based Approach Art GalleryPanel5
C3Collective Acts of Invention: Engaging Rhetoric and Communication for Community-Based Research and TeachingPanel4
C4Composing Community: Connecting Basic Writers' Academic and Community IdentitiesPanel5
C5Listening Locally, Responding RhetoricallyPanel5
C6Paving the Way: Efforts to Promote Community Engagement in Graduate Student Programs at the University of LouisvillePanel5
C7Composing the Stories of Our Lives and Futures through Public PedagogyPanel5
C8Communicating the EnvironmentPanel4
D1Building an Outreach Program: Three Key Considerations for Creating, Developing, and Sustaining Community PartnershipsPanel8
D2Community Writing through EthnographyPanel4
D3Composing PlacePanel4
D4Constructing Participatory Infrastructures: Engaging Communities that Mediate Risk through Communications and TechnologiesPanel5
D5Revisiting the Past, Reconnecting with StoryPanel4
D6Partnering with People, Not Providing to: Curricular Infrastructures in Fairbanks, AlaskaPanel8
D7Institutional InnovationsPanel4
D8Social JusticePanel4
DTT1Community LiteracyDeepThink Tank4
DTT2Poverty, Homelessness, PrisonsDeepThink Tank6
DTT3Resilient CommunitiesDeepThink Tank5
DTT4Professionalization and Engaged InfrastructureDeepThink Tank6
E1Locating Site-Based Research(ers): Four Case Studies on College and Community WritingPanel5
E2Prison Writing/Prison RhetoricsPanel4
E3Successful University/Community CollaborationPanel7
E4Catalyzing EngagementPanel5
E5Connecting Comunidades: Diversifying Methods for Community Engagement WritingPanel6
E6Long-Term Community Relationships and Short-Term Video CollaborationsPanel5
E7Engaging Graduate StudentsPanel6
E8Public Rhetorics for Sustainable CommunitiesPanel4
F1Administrating Community in Internships, Multiliteracy Centers, and Writing CentersPanel4
F2Embodiment, Interconnectivity, and Public Struggle in Writing EducationPanel5
F3“Teaching in Situ”: Sustaining Post-Traditional Student Voices In & Out of the Chicago Writing ClassroomPanel5
F4Schools, Arts, CommunityPanel6
F5Building a Community of Lifelong Learners: Writing Centers, Senior Citizens, and Community WritingPanel5
F6Ethical Engagements Through Performance & Dialogue (A Performative Dialogue)Panel5
F7Building Supportive InfrastructuresPanel4
F8Working Together, Building CommunityPanel5
G1Digital Composition & Networked CommunityPanel4
G2“DIY is DIT”: Doing it Together with ZinesPanel4
G3Engaging with Narrative: Personal, Political, and AcademicPanel4
G4Assessment and ResearchPanel4
G5The Terms & Conditions for Community: The Role of Rhetoricians in Defining, Making and Practicing CommunityPanel4
G6Conversations on Labor: Report on a Cross-Campus/Regional Organizing Approach Using Participatory TheatrePanel5
G7Insurgent Architects: Making Space for Critical English EducationPanel5
H1Environmental Pedagogy and CommunicationPanel5
H2When Graduate Students Teach Service-Learning: Building Infrastructures that Support Sustainable PartnershipsPanel4
H3Engaging with Narrative: Personal, Political, and AcademicPanel4
H4Generating Sustainable Administrative Support for Work that Transcends University BoundariesPanel4
H5Technical and Professional WritingPanel4
H6Theory, Public Space Boundaries, PraxisPanel4
H7Social Justice and Civic ResponsibilityPanel4
I1Science Writing and Service-Learning in the Alternative High School: Engagement and SynergyPanel5
I2Enacting and Engaging Local Academic Communities Through Regional CohortsPanel4
I3Theories and ComplexitiesPanel5
I4Digital Literacies and Community Knowledge-BuildingPanel4
I5Theories of Literacy and NarrativePanel4
I6Building Ethical Relationships: Community-Based Learning and Research WritingPanel4
I7Community Roundtable: Social Entrepreneurship and Business WritingPanel2
K-FeigenbaumKeynote: Itinerant Networks of a (Still) Frustrated IdealistKeynote1
K-GoldblattKeynote: How to LEARN and Why We CareKeynote1
K-HouseChair's Address: Building Engaged Infrastructure for an Engaged DisciplineKeynote1
P1Communal Creativity: Poetic Medicine Fights Ageism and Fosters EmpathyDigital poster1
P2It’s a Process: Building Durable and Mutually Beneficial Bonds in Writing-Focused Service PartnershipsDigital poster2
P3Building Collaborative Communities: Empowering Students through Community-Engaged WritingDigital poster2
P4Unpacking Assumptions with Low-literacy, Multilingual Writers in the CommunityDigital poster1
P5Communities of Civic Spectators: The Public Rhetoric of Occupy Wall Street’s Digital Protest PhotographyDigital poster1
P6Mobile Media and Community Literacies: Lessons from LGBTQ Youth on Writing and Digital RhetoricDigital poster1
P7Design with Multiple Stakeholders as Experimental Method DevelopmentDigital poster1
P8Personifying Chicago: Engaging Communities through StorytellingDigital poster1
P9The Urban Writing ProjectDigital poster2
P10Building a Public Conversation on Street Harassment: Visualizing “10 Hours of Walking in NYC as a Woman”Digital poster1
P11The Rural Civil Rights ProjectDigital poster1
P12Journal 2020, Program for Writing & RhetoricDigital poster1
RT1Roundtable: Editors Discussion & Break-out TablesRoundtable7
W1Citizen Scholars and the Cultural Rhetorical Ecology of Writing Across CommunitiesWorkshop1
W2Writing Futures: Designing Sustainable Writing Outreach For Your CommunityWorkshop3
W3Making Life More Beautiful and Complicated: Service-Learning Within Earth Literacy InfrastructuresWorkshop2
W4Writing Democracy: Building a National Writers’ NetworkWorkshop7
W5The Local Food Revolution: A Case Study in Catalytic LanguageWorkshop1
W6Strategies for Building Public Memory Partnerships: Museums, Archives, and MemorialsWorkshop9
W7Community Writing against the Rhetoric of the Corporate UniversityWorkshop3
W8Still Unsustainable? An Analysis of the Benefits and Challenges of Sustainable Community-University PartnershipsWorkshop8
W9Sustaining Literacy: A Workshop in Service-Learning, Partnership, and ReciprocityWorkshop5