Ethics - Widener University

Academic Leadership 1 | Salon 829
So You Want to Be an Administrator?
Moderator:
Presenters:
Eleanor Green, Villa Julie College
Nina Tassi, Independent Scholar
Deborah Dooley, Nazareth College of Rochester
Eleanor Green, Villa Julie College
10.45–11 Beverage Break
Sponsored by Michigan CEA | Lagniappe
11–12.15 Session 3
African American Literature 3 | Salon 801
Community and Food in Toni Morrison
Moderator:
Presenters:
Gabriel Briggs, University of Kentucky
James Ayers, Louisiana State University, “‘Home is Not a Little Thing’:
Versions of Community and Collective Memory in Toni Morrison’s
Paradise”
June Chase Hankins, Texas State University, San Marcos, “An Ethic of
Storytelling in Toni Morrison’s Jazz”
Jennifer Roe, University of North Texas, “Resisting Cultural Inscription: Toni
Morrison’s Subversive Use of Food Imagery”
Academic Leadership 2 | Salon 828
Constructing the Identity of New Faculty Members
Moderator: Kathleen McEvoy, Washington and Jefferson College
Presenters:
General 2 | Salon 821
Speculative Worlds
Moderator:
Presenters:
Amy Gerald, Winthrop University, “Crossing / Spanning Academic
Departments: How Infiltration Can Serve Collaboration”
Shannon Stewart, Coastal Carolina University, “‘It Takes a Village’: Collegial
Collaboration for Tackling the Job Market”
Pam Whitfield, Rochester Comm and Tech College, “Reaching Beyond
the Walls: Building Professional Capital Through Inter-Institutional
Collaboration”
Kathleen McEvoy, Washington and Jefferson College, “The Lone Wolf / The
Pack Member: How Isolation Feeds Collaboration”
Mark Burgh, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
Maria Odette Canivell, James Madison University, “An Epistemological
Approach to Magical Realism: Literature and Cognition, Empathy and
Identity in Latin American Writers”
Leon Markham, University of Akron, “Neil in Stockholm: Stardust,
Transformation Myths, and the Stockholm Syndrome”
Shauna Rogan, California Institute of Integral Studies, “Reciprocal
Adoptability in Neverwhere”
Sharon Cote, James Madison University, “What do You Know: Cognitive Remodeling
in Science Fiction”
Thursday, April 12 11-12.15 p.m.