2022 Conference Program Directory of Environmental Rhetoric Panels Camp Presentations
NCERW Business Meeting: Coffee “Meet & Greet” Friday, May 27, 2022 at 10:00-11:00 a.m. Bristol Room
NCERW Sessions:
C11 - Environmental Narratives of Change, Sponsored by the National Consortium of Environmental Rhetoric and Writing
Friday, May 27, 11:30 AM – 12:45 PM, Essex A, 4th Floor
D11 - Environmental Rhetoric as Resistance & Resilience, Sponsored by the National Consortium of Environmental Rhetoric and Writing
Friday, May 27, 1:00 PM – 2:15 PM, Essex A, 4th Floor
Environmental Rhetoric Panels and Presentations Strand:
Session: B-23 - Room: Laurel D
Reinhabiting the Earth: Charging Environmental Conversations
Chair(s): Elisa Cogbill-Seiders Panelists: Lisa Phillips, Russell Mayo, Justin Everett, Lindsay Jacoby
Session: C16
Towards an Epistemology of Change: Plato and the Rhetoricity of Knowledge Room: Heron Rhetorical Theory's Interventional Potential in Scientific Discourses
Chair(s): Mohammed Iddrisu
A Posthuman Epideixis: Detaching Blame and Causality in Environmental Disasters Daniel Richards
Session: C27 Room: Harbor E
Transforming Belief: Rhetoric, Religion, and Climate Change
Chair(s): Mari Ramler Panelists: Emma Bloomfield, John Purfield, Chaim McNamee
Session: D-19 - Room: Kent C
New Stewards: Changing Climate after Denial
Chair(s): James Zeigler Panelists: Evin Groundwater, Roxanne Mountford, James Zeigler, Erin Brock Carlson
Session: D26Room: Harbor D
Plagued Hospitality: Biopolitics Amidst the Host of Hosts
Chair(s): Stuart Murray Panelists: Dave Tell, Diane Davis, Stuart Murray, Bernice Hausman
Session: E20 - Room: Laurel A
The Rhetoric of Climate Change and Technology: Living in and Making Sense of the Anthropocene
Chair(s): Emma Bloomfield Panelists: Marcia Allison, Kundai Chirindo, Esben Nielsen, Mitch Reyes
Session: I15 Room: Galena
From Precarity to Invasion: Nonhuman Rhetorics in Times of Global Climate Change
Chair(s): Jennifer Clary-Lemon Panelists: Caroline Gottschalk Druschke, Jennifer Clary-Lemon, Donnie Sackey
Session: I21 Room: Laurel B
Time, Memory, and the Environment
Chair(s): Atilla Hallsby Panelists: Kurt Zemlicka, Savannah Downing, Scot Barnett, John Lynch
Session: K01 - Room: Atlantic
Time for Change? What Rhetorical Constructions of Time Reveal About Environmental Risks to Public Health
Chair(s): Ana Cooke Panelists: Ana Cooke, Elisa Cogbill-Seiders, Erin Gangstad
Session: K02 - Room: Bristol
Ecological Actions in the Face of Crisis
Chair(s): Cody Hunter
“Anthropause” and Aftershocks: Post-Pandemic Attunement Elizabeth Baddour
Interacting Ecologies Across Time: COVID-19 in Border Communities William Ordeman
Future Publics: Citizenship and Belonging in Climate Activism Haley Schneider
In Motu Rhetoric: Environmental Refugees and Non-Place-Ness Alessandra Von Burg
Session: L04 Room: Dover A
Everyday Exigencies
Chair(s): Megan Mapes
Yinz Smell That?: Embodied, Everyday Rhetoric Surrounding Pittsburgh's Polluted Air and Water Cody Januszko
Session: L22Room: Laurel C
The Environmental and Climate Crisis
Chair(s): Nkenna Onwuzuruoha
Markers of Time: Repeat Photography, Landscape Images, and Environmental Issues Pam Axtman-Barker
The visual rhetoric of global youth activism for climate justice: Childhood subjectivities and the global inequalities of image events Frida Buhre
Redefining the Climate Crisis as a “Security” Threat: The Biden Administration’s Progress and Limitations in Addressing this Charge to Change Heidi Hamilton
Outlaws for Environmental Change in a Comic Book World: A Charge Against Corrupt Industries in a BIPOC Graphic Novel Elvira Carrizal-Dukes
Session: N-12 - Room: Essex B
Climate Questions Chair(s): TBD Change is Good? Emergent Ethics’ Challenge to the Promises of Emergent Rhetorics Tom Bowers
“Catalog Conservation: The Environmental Rhetoric of Outdoor Clothing Catalogs” Michaelann Nelson
Becoming Cassandra: Reading the IPCC’s Sixth Assessment Report as an Indictment Steven LeMieux
Self-Emptying: Climate Crises and a Buddhist Rhetoric/Ethics Ralph Cintron
Virtual Programs
Session: K04V
Anthropocene Rhetorics (Virtual)
A Fungal Future for Ecological Rhetoric Ian Ferris
Embodying Climate Numerically: Exploring the Quantitative Rhetoric of Climate Change Activists and Advocates Daniel Libertz
Partnering with Puffins 2: Virtual Cthulucene Michael Salvo
The Noösphere as Naturalistic Fallacy in Geoengineering Discourse Ehren Pflugfelder
Session: L03V
Rethinking Environmental Rhetoric (Virtual)
Back to the Future: The Visual Rhetoric of the Green New Deal Matt Bellinger
From Wonder to Action: Rhetorical Strategies for Conservation Communication Laura McGrath
Rhetorical Hexis and Changing Environmental Beliefs Ehren Pflugfelder
“Birds Used to Live Here:” George Mason Students Speak for the Trees: Illustration in Environmental Discourse and Rhetoric After the Fact Kathryn Meeks