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Technical Communication and Rhetoric Public Rhetorics Thursday 3–4.10 | Salon 825 Race and Community Thursday 4.15-5.30 | Salon 824 Women’s Connection Truth, Trauma, and Female Memoir Thursday 8–9.15 | Cornet Room Women’s Empathy and Giving Thursday 9.30–10.45 | Salon 817 Revolutions of Embodiment Thursday 11–12.15 | Salon 829 Teaching Women Thursday 3–4.10 | Salon 829 Representing Twentieth-century Feminism Thursday 4.15-5.30 | Salon 821 Violent Separations Friday 8–9.15 | Rhythms 3 Understanding Women Saturday 9.30–10.45 | Salon 828 World Literature Borges and Two Brits Thursday 9.30–10.45 | Salon 824 Language of Human Suffering Friday 9.30–10.45 | Salon 824 Beckett, Zola, and Quixote Friday 11–12.15 | Salon 829 Alienation and Intertexts Saturday 9.30–10.45 | Salon 829 The Liminal Position Saturday 9.30–10.45 | Salon 820 CEA Honors and Awards We are now accepting nominations for the following awards: Joe D. Thomas CEA Distinguished Service Award recognizes service to CEA through contributions to the organization over a period of time (through committee work, service as an elected officer, and other projects) CEA Honorary Life Membership recognizes extraordinary and sustained service to the Association and the profession CEA Professional Achievement Award recognizes an Association member who has signally contributed to teaching and scholarship at the college level Robert Hacke Scholar-Teacher Award: A $500.00 grant is awarded to an outstanding junior CEA member for work in a project involving scholarship or pedagogy related to English Studies These awards will be presented at the 2008 conference. For information on making nominations or application, please contact Charles Ernst, Executive Director, or Ann R. Hawkins, soon to be Immediate Past President. Members are encouraged to selfnominate where appropriate. CEA also presents the following honors: Robert A Miller Memorial Prize honors the best essay and writer of that essay to appear in a CEA publication during the preceding year (date below indicates year of conference when award was conferred) Outstanding Paper presented by a Graduate Student at CEA’s Annual Conference. Modest Cash Award. These honors are chosen from a pool of all eligible submissions, there is no need to nominate essays for these awards. xiv CEA Honors and Awards
Thursday, April 12th 8–9.15 Session 1 General 1 | Salon 801 Covering (Up?) Katrina: Discursive Ambivalence in Katrina Coverage Moderator: Presenters: Ed Demerly, Henry Ford Community College Aimee Berger, Texas Christian University, “Haunting the Periphery: Resurrecting the Racist Imaginary in Katrina Coverage” Kate Cochran, Northern Kentucky University, “Katrina Coverage and Mississippi” Christina Riley-Brown, Mercyhurst College, “First Anniversary Media Coverage of Hurricane Katrina” 20th Century American Literature 1 | Salon 816 Cormac McCarthy’s Heroes Moderator: Presenters: Nika Nordbrock, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Layne Neeper, Morehead State University, “‘Good Guys’ and the Limits of Empathy in Cormac McCarthy’s The Road” Pilar Damron, Northwest Vista College, “John Grady Cole and Don Quixote: An Unlikely Pair of Idealists on Horseback” Mark Withrow, Columbia College, Chicago, “Cormac McCarthy’s The Road: Empathy and Ethics in a Post-Apocalyptic World” 19th Century British Literature 1 | Salon 817 Empathy in George Eliot and John Stuart Mill Moderator: Presenters: Pedagogy 1 | Salon 825 Ronald Morrison, Morehead State University Zhanshu Liu, Nassau Community College, “Plotting Empathy: The Conflicts between Narrative Form and the Jewish Element in George Eliot’s Daniel Deronda” Jim Scannell, Utica College, “Empathy and Appreciation: George Eliot and the Affective Theory of Ethical-Aesthetic Interaction” Heather Marcovitch, Mount Allison University, “Performance and Empathy in the Ballad of Reading Gaol” English and Adult Moral Education Moderator: Presenters: Daniel Linnenberg, University of Rochester Jean Harper, Indiana University East “Documentary Work: The Intersection of Image and Text” Andi Penner, San Juan College, “Strategic Mentoring: Promoting Student Success Through Faculty Mentoring” Virginia Skinner-Linnenberg, Nazareth College of Rochester, and Daniel Linnenberg, University of Rochester, “A Surprising Revelation: English and Adult Moral Education Overlap” Thursday, April 12, 8-9.15 1
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