Word Assocation Talks  

The Word Assocation Talks are a series of informal, lunch-time presentations of current research by faculty or students from the English and Writing Studies departments. 

The talks are presentations destined for conferences, or pieces of articles in process, or recent work already presented or published but unknown to most colleagues.

You are welcome to bring your lunch.

All talks are scheduled to begin at noon

Fall 2009/Spring 2010 Schedule

When Who Topic Where
Tuesday, 10/20/09      
Thursday, 11/19/09 Chongwon Park Obligatory Adjuncts in English Middle Constructions TBA
Monday 12/14/09      
Wednesday 2/3/10 Avesa Rockwell Writing Centers as Models TBA
Monday 3/8/10 John Hatcher TBA TBA
Tuesday 4/20/10      

Fall 2008/Spring 2009 Schedule

When Who Topic Where
Monday 10/27/08 noon Evan Brier "Stories of the Novel's Demise in the 1980s: The Case of Less Than Zero Kirby Student Center 311
Thursday 12/4/08 noon David Beard Ethics of the Ear: Listening as a Technology of the Self Kirby Student Center 311
Tues 1/27/09 noon Hilary Kowino The Place of Origins, Roots, and Sources in African Literature Kirby Student Center 311
Mon 3/2/09 noon Susan Perala Dewey The Lake Superior Writing Project: Supporting the Teaching of Writing from Pre-K to PhDs," Kirby Plaza 302
Tues 4/21/09 noon Juli Parrish “How to Read Fan Fiction (and Still Respect Yourself in the Morning)" Kirby Plaza 302
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