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Katherine DeLuca
Listed at 7 conferences, 2010–2022, 9 listings.
Career strip
1984 1988 1992 1996 2000 2004 2008 2012 2016 2020 2024
2010: presenter (1) 2011: presenter (1) 2012: presenter (1) 2013: chair (1) 2013: presenter (1) 2015: presenter (1) 2018: presenter (2) 2022: presenter (1)
Listings
Year Session Role Affiliation as printed
2010 Telling Stories about Our (Online) Selves: Exploring Online Identity on the DALN / Students in their Natural Habitat: Coffeehouse Writers Using Technology to Coordinate Space and Identity / “Who Drops Dunn?” Numeracy and Literacy in Fantasy Sports “Telling Stories about Our (Online) Selves: Exploring Online Identity on the DALN” Presenter
The Ohio State University → The Ohio State University 2011 Everybody has a Literacy Story: Literacy Narrative Collection, Digital Media, and the Digital Archive of Literacy Narratives Presenter
Ohio State University → The Ohio State University 2012 Pathos, Technology, and Composition “The Trope of Digital Inauthenticity in Popular Culture: Engaging Fear oflin Digital Composition Spaces” Presenter
The Ohio State University → The Ohio State University 2013 Social Multimodal Composing Chair
Ohio State University → The Ohio State University 2013 Social Multimodal Composing ““Can we block these political thingys? I just want to get fucking recipes:” Women’s ethos and politics on Pinterest” Presenter
Ohio State University → The Ohio State University 2015 Building a Body: Intersections of Technology, Literacy, and the Body in Online Spaces Presenter
Ohio State University → The Ohio State University 2018 Behind the Scenes of Digital Aggression Re search: Identity, Method, Action, and Self-Care Presenter
2018 Reading and Writing about Bodies and Technology: Imagining a Rhetorical Technofeminist Pedagogy “Interdisciplinarity and Technofeminism: Teaching Fat Activism” Presenter
2022 #Ferguson, #MeToo, and #MLM: Activist Interventions, Intersections, and Tensions Presenter
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