English faculty and graduate student participation at Congress 2014

English faculty and graduate students will be presenting at Congress this year.

English Department presentations
Name Presentation title Panel title
Scholarly 
Association
 Location Day Time
Veronica Austen
Installation Art and the Claiming of Space 
in Brand’s What We All Long For
 From Trauma to Community ACCUTE East Academic 106 May 24

13:30-15:00
Cameron Butt
Iago and the Dramatic Transmission of Renaissance Semiotic Theory in Othello
 Crafting the Early Modern Self CSRS Thistle 269C May 26 11:30-12:00
Jay Dolmage
Environmental Eugenics: Disabled Upon Arrival at the Canadian Border
 CONSTRUCTED CARTOGRAPHIES: Canada’s environmental boundaries and the construction of disability CDSA Thistle 255 May 29 11:00-12:00
Stephen Fernandez  Dancing on the Border: Disability, Technology, and the Cyborg in Performance Performing Dis/ability: Technology, Artistry, and Virtuosity     CATR Arthur Schmon Tower (ST) 108  May 25 10:45-12:15 
Sarah Gibbons
Boundaries of Disability and Ecological Risk: Canadian Contexts and Textual Representations
 CONSTRUCTED CARTOGRAPHIES: Canada’s environmental boundaries and the construction of disability CDSA Thistle 255 May 29 11:00-12:00
Ken Graham Abundance and Common Wealth in the Sidney Psalter Poetry and the Christian Commonwealth CSRS Cairns 313 May 25 9:00-10:30
Michael Hancock
Time Running Out: Horror and the Deadline Videogame
 Paying Closer Attention to Players CGSA International Centre – 303 May 28 9:00-10:40
Jennifer Harris Organizer and Chair
Fugitives in American Literature and Culture
 ACCUTE East Academic 101 May 25 13:30-15:30
Randy Harris Antimetabole: A comprehensive figure Figuration across modalities CSSR Learning Commons 211 May 28 8:45-10:45
Kaitlyn Holbein
The reappraisal of the rhetorical "other": An interpretation of select writings of Hester Thrale Piozzi
Transgression (2): Recovery, Protest, and Dialogue
 CSSR Learning Commons 211 May 29 11:15-12:45
Monique Kampherm Electric Democracy: "Like" Voting Rhetoric, Society, Politics CSSR Learning Commons 211 May 28 14:00-15:30
Gian Mancuso Procedural Figuration Figuration across modalities CSSR Learning Commons 211 May 29  8:45-10:45
Philip Miletic
Hashtagging Gaddis: Examining #OccupyGaddis’s Residual Adoption of J R
 Reading Others Reading ACCUTE East Academic 107 May 27 8:45-10:15
Farrah Nakhaie
Too Greek for me: Instability and reconstruction of rhetorical place in Wanting in Arabic 
Transgression (1):
 argumentation and  persuasion
 CSSR Learning Commons 211 May 28 9:30-11:00
Graeme Northcote Gender's Grammatical Gadgetry Gender and Rhetoric CSSR Learning Commons 211 May 29 14:00-15:45
Adrienne Raw
Approaches to TA Training and their Impact on Students and Teachers
   CASDW South Block 456 May 25 11:00-12:00
Douglas Sikkema Wendell Berry's Sacramental Vision of the Earth Contemporary Prose ACCUTE Cairns 217 May 26 17:00-19:00
Sarah Whyte Calls to Collaborate in the Health Professions: Competing Tropes of Diversity and Substitu-tion in Canadian Health Policy   CASDW South Block 215 May 25

15:30-16:30
 
Clare Bermingham Making Strange: Hospitality and the Guest in Jane Rule’s Early Short Stories Give and Take ACCUTE East Academic 106 May 25 13:30-15:00