2006 Conference of the INDIANA COLLEGE ENGLISH ASSOCIATION
Those Who Teach, Do:
Negotiating teaching, scholarship, and creative work
Indiana University East
Friday, September 29, 2005
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Information about Indiana University East:
Ø For your convenience, follow the signs leading to the Whitewater Hall parking lot. Registration, lunch, and the keynote address will be in Whitewater Hall.
Ø The Indiana University East campus is a smoke-free campus.
Ø Driving Directions to I.U. East
o From I-70
Take exit 151A (U.S. 27 south). At the second stoplight, you will see the entrance to campus on your left. Turn left and follow the road to campus.
o From U.S. 27
Approximately half a mile south of I-70 you will see the entrance to campus on the east side of the street. Turn east and follow the road back to campus.
Ø Accommodations
o Please see the last page of this program for a list of local accommodations.
Ø Additional information
o Please see the Indiana University East website for more information on I.U.East, Richmond, Indiana, and a map of the campus: www.iue.edu
Program
8:00 – 8:30: Registration and refreshments
Community Room, Whitewater Hall
8:30 – 8:45: Welcoming Remarks
Community Room, Whitewater Hall
8:45 – 10:00: Session I
Textuality and Texture: Employing Literature in the Classroom
Room:
Moderator: Linda Hanson
1. Matt Smith, University of St. Francis. “Teaching the Trojan War: Negotiating Student Expectations in a General Education Mythology Course.”
2. Ann Steed Carver, Purdue University North Central. “Time and Timelessness: Dreams in Richard III.
3. Rachel Baumgardner, Ball State University. “The Measure of a Man: Sut Lovingood, Disestablishment, and the Hypocrisy of Gendered Polarity.”
Synthesizing Disciplines and Personality: When a Teacher’s Worlds Happily Collide
Room:
Moderator: Laurel Smith
1. Jean A. Wagner, University of Southern Indiana. “‘Show Me the Money!’: Making the Impractical, Practical.”
2. Larry F. Gries, University of Southern Indiana. “Sharing the Happy Coincidence of Vocation and Avocation.”
3. Tonya Northenor, University of Southern Indiana. “Live and Learn: Creativity in the Composition Classroom.”
10:00 – 10:15: Break
10:15 – 11:30: Session II
Professional Experience Program: Student Teachers Teaching Students
Room:
Moderator: Margaret Thomas Evans
Panel presentation by students enrolled in the Indiana University East Professional Experience Program (PEP), an intensive program which prepares qualified undergraduates to teach first-year composition.
What we talk about when we talk about writing
Room:
Moderator: Katharine Ings
1. Lisa A. Baird, Purdue University North Central. “Ethos in Creative Nonfiction: A Rhetorical Analysis of Contemporary Writers of Creative Nonfiction.”
2. Dagny Boebel, Manchester College. “Those Who Teach, Travel.”
3. Susan Yanos, Ministry of Writing Program, Earlham School of Religion. “Those Female Scribblers: A Woman Writer Teaches Women Writers.”
11:30 – 11:45: Break
11:45 – 12:45: Lunch
Lunch
Room: Community Room
12:45 – 1:00: Break
1:00 – 2:15 Keynote Address
Keynote Address:
Room: Whitewater Hall W132
Keynote Speaker: Maurice Manning
Maurice Manning is the author of Lawrence Booth's Book of Visions, published in Spring 2001 by Yale University Press and recipient of the 2000 Yale Series of Younger Poets Award, selected by W. S. Merwin. Manning's second collection of poetry, A Companion For Owls: Being The Commonplace Book Of D. Boone, Long Hunter, Back Woodsman, &c, was published in Fall 2004 by Harcourt. Manning’s poetry has appeared in The New Yorker, Shenandoah, The Southern Review, Washington Square, Green Mountains Review, Hayden's Ferry Review, The Spoon River Poetry Review, Wind, Hunger Mountains, Black Warrior Review, Virginia Quarterly Review, and elsewhere. He has held a fellowship at The Fine Arts Works Center in Provincetown. Currently, Maurice Manning teaches at Indiana University in the M.F.A. Program in creative writing.
Following the keynote address, Maurice Manning will be available to sign copies of his books.
2:15 – 2:30: Break
2:30 – 3:45: Session III
Cutting Edge Tools: Research and Popular Media in the Classroom
Room:
Moderator: Beate Gilliar
1. Fred Johnson, Ball State University. “Help Me Find It: Teaching Research as a ‘Long Tail’ Conversation.”
2. Rick Marshall, University of Indianapolis and Toni. J. Morris, University of Indianapolis on the use of popular media (television, film, popular music) as a tool to lead students into literature.
A Celebration of the Written Word
Room:
Moderator: Susan Yanos
1. T. J. Rivard, Mary Fell, Beth Slattery: Faculty in the Creative Writing program at Indiana University East read from their work.
2. Students from the Ministry of Writing Program at Earlham College read from their work.
3:45 – 4:00: Break
4:00 – 5:30: Closing Reception
Art Gallery, Whitewater Hall
With open mic readings by ICEA faculty and students
Announcements of reading and presentation awards
Lodging in the Richmond, Indiana, area
Comfort Inn
912 Mendelson Drive
Richmond, IN 47374
(765) 935-4766
(800) 221-2222
Holiday Inn Conference Center
5501 National Road East
Richmond, IN 47374
(765) 966-7511
(800) 548-2473
Lees Inn & Suites
6030 National Road East
Richmond, IN 47374
(765) 966-6559
(800) 733-5337
Lantz House Inn
214 West Main Street
Centerville, IN 47330
(765) 855-2936
Lynndale House Bed and Breakfast
1828 East Main Street
Richmond, Indiana 47374
800-750-0721
765-965-1651
Martha E. Parry Bed and Breakfast
2039 East Main Street
Richmond, IN 47374
(765) 966-8972
(800) 966-8972
Philip W. Smith Bed and Breakfast
2039 East Main Street
Richmond, IN 47374
(765) 966-8972
(800) 966-8972
ICEA Registration / Membership
Print and mail to the conference coordinator by September 15:
Jean Harper
Assistant Professor of English
Indiana University East
2325 Chester Boulevard
Richmond, Indiana 47374
Please make checks payable to Indiana University East.
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Payment enclosed:
_______ $45 membership + registration (by September 15th)
_______ $55 membership + registration (after September 15th)
_______ $25 graduate student membership + registration
_______ $25 membership only
_______ $21 graduate student membership only