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Byron Hawk
Listed at 8 conferences, 1998–2022, 13 listings.
Career strip
1984 1988 1992 1996 2000 2004 2008 2012 2016 2020 2024
1998: presenter (1) 2002: chair (1) 2002: presenter (1) 2003: chair (1) 2003: presenter (1) 2007: chair (1) 2007: presenter (1) 2011: presenter (2) 2012: presenter (1) 2018: chair (1) 2018: presenter (1) 2022: presenter (1)
Listings
Year Session Role Affiliation as printed
1998 Networking and Spatiality: New Topoi for Re-Ordering the Hardwired “Structuring Destructions: (the) Will to Order the Computer Classroom” Presenter
University of Texas at Arlington → The University of Texas at Arlington 2002 Computer Technology and the Emerging Rhetorical Situation in English Studies Moderator
2002 Computer Technology and the Emerging Rhetorical Situation in English Studies “The ‘New’ Rhetoric: Technology and the Revitalization of Rhetorical Discourse” Presenter
2003 Representational Inferfaces Moderator
2003 Virtual Ecologies: Affect, Networks, and Invention “Inventing (via) the Virtual: Hypertext and Movement in the Writing Process” Presenter
George Mason University → George Mason University 2007 Roundtable: Getting Published Online: Journal Editors' Roundtable and Author Feedback Presenter
2007 Visual Rhetorics Moderator
George Mason University → George Mason University 2011 Networked Publics “Digital Publics: Circulation and Object-Oriented Rhetoric” Presenter
University of South Carolina → University of South Carolina 2011 The Future(s) of Computers and Writing Presenter
University of South Carolina → University of South Carolina 2012 iextual Relations, Digital Creations: Readers, Writers, Players, iexts “Stomp Box Logic: Toward a Language of Loops, Feedback, and Layers” Presenter
University of South Carolina → University of South Carolina 2018 Panel, Interrupted Chair
2018 Panel, Interrupted Presenter
2022 Composing and Publishing Digital Scholarship Presenter
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