Communication Studies & Writing Studies Annual Conference “Doing Rhetoric at the U”

Minneapolis, Minnesota
Joined January 2013
That's a wrap! Thank you all who participated in #DR16. See you next year!
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#DR16 @Syntaxfactory: Grad students should be aware of their strategies for cultivating networks within their imagined communities.
#DR16 @Syntaxfactory: Rhetoricians imagine their communities at job interviews, talking to librarians, & outside the field (like wrestling).
#DR16 @Syntaxfactory: Connections among graduate students are more important than their connections with their respective faculty members.
#DR16 @Syntaxfactory: Disciplines are, in many ways, imagined communities.
#DR16 @Syntaxfactory: Rhetoricians often divide themselves into camps at conferences and within scholarly associations.
Join the RSA student chapter at UMN-TC! First meeting: Sept 30, 2pm, Ford Hall 210
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#DR16 Eichberger's critical reflection would be a very important perspective for rhetorical work.
#DR16 #PanelC @Syntaxfactory: Scholarly manifestos are possible as publication topics for the kind of work Eichberger is advocating for.
#DR16 @Syntaxfactory: We pretend not to see the implications of our professional lives and how we make a career out of the labors of others.
#DR16 #PanelC Respondent Qs: Why should rhetoric be the home for ethical negotiation about digital tech and not scientists and engineers?
#DR16 #PanelC Eichberger: Rhetoric ought to be the home where ethical conversations on the environment & our professional lives take place.
#DR16 #PanelC Eichberger: What would happen if we create a code of ethics for prof. development among academics?
#DR16 #PanelC Eichberger: Mashing social justice and digital imperatives, we need to find a way to account for the digital work we do.
#DR16 #PanelC Eichberger: What's the implication of the anthropocene discussion on rhetorician's work?
#DR16 #PanelC Eichberger: What are the ethical dimensions to rhetorical research and practice in the realm of environmentalism?
#DR16 #PanelC Eichberger's project emerged out of a broader examination of the visual rhetoric in climate discourses.