Eighth International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry - ICQI.org

into their Work: A Collective Auto-Ethnography
Barbara Probst, Fordham University, Barbara.h.Probst@gmail.com
Kay Scott, Fordham University, Kscott@highlands.com
2:45-3:00
Concurrent Sessions
Discovery and Self-Discovery in Qualitative Research
Carol Cleaveland, Chair
Agendas in Qualitative Interviewing
Nora L. Ishibashi, Loyola University of Chicago, noraishibashi@sbcglobal.net
Understanding my Emerging Scholar Within: Power, Knowledge Creation,
and tentative First Steps toward Academia
Andrew Charles Schoeneman, Virginia Commonwealth University,
schoenemana@vcu.edu
What Remains: Social Work Case Files and Downsizing “the homestead”
Karen M. Staller, University of Michigan, kstaller@umich.edu
“those Immigrants Aren’t Like My Parents: they’re Breaking the
Rules:” Findings From an Ethnographic Study of Community Conflict
and Immigrants
Carol Cleaveland, George Mason University, ccleavel@gmu.edu
Power and Human Rights
Kennedy Saldanha, Eastern Michigan University
Domestic Violence in Rural Areas
John E. Scharff, Humboldt State University, jes749@humboldt.edu
Margaret Anne Hill, Humboldt State University
Darin Talcott, Humboldt State University
Patterns of Disclosure in Child Sexual Abuse: Findings From Forensic
Interviews
Wendy Anderson, University of Minnesota, and02200@umn.edu
Jane F. Gilgun, University of Minnesota, jgilgun@umn.edu
Victim, Survivor, or Both? the Use of Corpus Linguistics in Critical Discourse
Analysis
Jonel Thaller, Arizona State University, Jonel.thaller@asu.edu
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