Douglas Walls

Listed at 7 conferences, 2010–2019, 10 listings.

Career strip

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Listings

Year	Session	Role	Affiliation as printed
2010	Access Denied!: Developing Sustainable Access and Infrastructure in Digital Writing Environments / Moderation or Presentation? Using Twitter Backchannel for More Effective Conference Engagement / Boring Information “Access Denied!: Developing Sustainable Access and Infrastructure in Digital Writing Environments”	Presenter	Michigan State University → Michigan State University
2011	Motion in Theory: Mobile Learners, Mobile Memes, and Mobile Access as Culturally Grounded Rhetorical Action “Distributing Access-ing”	Presenter	Michigan State University → Michigan State University
2012	Differential Makings: Enacting iheories of Raced Experience in Digital Writing Research and Pedagogy “"Messy" Research: How to Listen and See the Mess of Access Enacted”	Presenter	University of Central Florida → University of Central Florida
2013	Race Caucus	Presenter	University of Central Florida → University of Central Florida
2013	Digital Color and Racial Identity “Hushing Twitter: Theorizing African American Hush Harbor rhetoric through Actor-Networks”	Presenter	University of Central Florida → University of Central Florida
2014	Designing Digital Activism: Rhetorical tool as agent of social change	Presenter	University of Central Florida → University of Central Florida
2014	Collaboration, Curation, and the Digital Humanities “In/Between programs: Forging a curriculum between Rhetoric and Digital Humanities”	Presenter	University of Central Florida → University of Central Florida
2014	Making Spaces: Architexture, Infrastructure, and the Rhetoric of Design	Presenter	University of Central Florida → University of Central Florida
2018	Western Democracy, Social Media, and Trolls: Where to Start	Presenter
2019	Disruptive Experiences: Changing Approaches to What Matters Now	Presenter

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