Curriculum Vitae - Kent State University

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“E. M. Broner” in Encyclopaedia Judaica. Jerusalem: Keter Publishing, 2006.
Notes
“Advances Opening.” Advances in the History of Rhetoric V (2002): 1.
Non-Academic/Administrative
First Periodic Review Report on the Diversity Requirement. Kent State University,
University Requirement Curriculum Committee, Fall 2008.
Current Projects
Teaching Disability in American Medicine (manuscript in preparation).
Autism, the New DSM-5, and Teaching Writing. With Beth Tomlinson (article in
preparation).
“Teaching Scientific Writing at the Graduate Level,” with Pamela Takayoshi and Derek
van Ittersum (research in progress).
Conference Participation
Invited Talks
Honor’s College Faculty/Alumni Spotlight Series, September 30, 2010.
Colloquium on Modern Rhetoric, University of Minnesota, October 22-24, 2009.
Health Literacy Seminar. College of Communication, Kent State University, Feb. 3,
2009.
Panels and Presentations
“Re-Framing Medical Knowledge in Nineteenth Century America: Genre, Pedagogy, and
the Medical Model of Disciplinary Practice.” Rhetoric Society of America
Conference, Philadelphia, May 2012.
“Movement, Madness, and Medicine as Portrayed in 19 th Century American Asylum
Reports: A Composite Analysis.” 2011 Writing Research Across Borders II.
Fairfax, VA, February 2011.
“Sympathy: Delivering Gesture in 18 th Century Rhetorics.” National Communication
Association Convention, San Francisco, November 2010.
“The State of the Art in the Study of the History of Rhetoric” and “The Future” Eastern
Communication Association Convention. Baltimore, April 22-25, 2010.
“Movement, Madness, and Medicine as Portrayed in ‘The Insane Hospital Reports’.”
Southern Association for the History of Medicine and Science Convention, March
5-6, Louisville, KY, 2010.
“Muscles, Movements, and Emotions: Moving Discourses/Static Genres.” National
Communication Association Conference. November, 2009.