Congratulations to all our members who were accepted to present their work!
2012 | New Orleans, LA
- Kathryn Begeja, ENGA ’12: “Representations of Wilderness in the Narrative of Mrs. Mary Rowlandson”
- Chelsey Brockenbrough, ENGA ’12: “Society and Death in ‘On the Death of a fair Infant dying of a Cough’ by John Milton”
- Katelyn Bruffy, ELEM & ENGA ’13: “Anne Elliot’s Cinderella Story: Persuasion and the Fairy-Tale Archetype”
- Alicia Cuomo, SPE & ENGA ’13: “Your Daughter is a Real Gem” (poetry collection)
- Mariko Curran, ENGA ’13: “Not Just a Naysayer: The Layers of a Nigh-Sayer in 1600s London”
- Zach Gall, ENGA & PSY ’13: “Respect the [White]man’s Law: Male Agency in Son of the Wolf“
- Jeff Harrison, ENGA ’12: “‘I am, I am, I am’: Constructing Sylvia Plath’s Self-Identity Through Her Work”
- Brian Hartt, ENGT ’13: “Tall Tales: Meta-Narrative in Eva Luna“
- Matt Huston, JPW ’12: “(Dis)connected: Friends, ‘Friends,’ and Empathetic Communication in the Facebook Era”
- Jenna Lanzaro, ENGT ’13: “Jesus and AIDS: The New Treatment of Religion in D.A. Powell’s Contemporary Poetry” and “The Name Book” (poetry collection)
- John McCormack, ENGT ’12: “Education and Unseen Influence: The Deconstruction of ‘New’ and ‘Old’ Schools in The Great Gatsby“
- Rebecca McNulty, ENGA ’12: “Destroying Social Outliers: The Functional Significance of Wife Swap on Middle Class Culture”
- Catherine Michaelsen, ENGA ’12: “Deconstructing Sexuality in Jane Eyre“
- Jamie Primeau, ENGA & JPW ’13: “Harriet as a Creation of Emma and Austen / Frankenstein as a Creation of Victor and Shelley”
- Kimberly Stivers, SPE & ENGA ’12: “Fanny Kemble`s Records of A Girlhood: Recordings of a Rebel”
- Samantha Zimbler, ENGA ’13: “‘An Appalling Love’: Differential Consciousness and Agnes’ Syncretic Identity in The Last Report on The Miracles at Little No Horse“
- Congratulations also to Jessica Baker ENGA & ARTH ’12 and Allison Greer SEDA & ENGA ’12 for acting as session chairs at the conference.
2008 | Louisville, KY
- Trista Altstadt, ENGT ‘08: “Presentation is Everything: An Analysis of the Negro Image in Claude McKay’s ‘The Lynching’”
- Christine Hartigan, ENGA & IMMA ‘08: “Chapter Web Design” panel presentation at the Student Leadership Workshop
- Randal Kalmikoff, ENGT ‘09: “Another Look at the Mutt and Jute Dialogue in Finnegans Wake” and “Tom” (short story)
- Randal Kalmikoff, ENGT ‘09: panel presentation for “Teaching Multi-Cultural Literature in the Diverse Classroom”
- David Knecht, ENGT ‘08: “Expanding Holocaust Discourse: Schlink’s The Reader as an Essential Holocaust Text”
- David Knecht, ENGT ‘08: panel presentation for “Teaching Multi-Cultural Literature in the Diverse Classroom”
- Joanna Oliver, ELEM & ENGA ‘08: “From the Desk of Ernestine Hemingway: A Look at the Consciousness of Man’s Wavering Dominant Status in In Our Time”
- Nicole Pfeiffer, ENGA & INTS ‘09: “An Acme of Things Accomplished: Science and Industry as a Means of Unification in the poetry of Walt Whitman”
- Erica Rosenfeld, ENGA ‘08: “Narrative Contradictions in Margaret Atwood’s Alias Grace”
- Jason Toncic, ENGT ‘10: “The Man of the Bildungsroman: Nick Adams’s Maturation in In Our Time”
- Lindsey Warren, ENGA ‘08: “Letters or Lines?: Linguistic Breakdown and the Importance of the Visual in Fractal Economies”
- Alex Witkowski, ENGT ‘09: “Incommunicado: the Consequences of Silence in Melville’s ‘Bartleby’” and “Snow Globe” (poetry collection)
Also accepted: Rachel Felter, Adam Engel
2007 | Pittsburgh, PA
- Michael Dimasi
- Jenna Dodenhoff
- Andrew Erkkila
- Cameron Gray
- Christy Hartigan
- Kevin Kelly
- David Knecht
- Lindsay Knight
- Nicole Pfeiffer
- Erica Rosenfeld
- Lindsey Warren
Also accepted: Kathleen Hynes
2006 | Portland, OR
- Lisa Caputo
- Jess DeLisi
- Andrew Erkkila
- Catharina Evans
- Cameron Gray
- Pam Hanscom
- Christy Hartigan
- Lindsay Knight
- Logan Liskovec
- Anthony Milici
- Lauren Miskin
- Laura Rancani
- Courtney Rydel
Also accepted: Michelle Blakely, Katherine Desfosse, Jess Gill, Kristen Pihokker