Leaders: James Rushing Daniel (Seton Hall University) and Catherine Chaput (Fordham University) This seminar will introduce Karl Marx as a resource for enhancing materialist inquiry, exploring many of his most […]
Leaders: Kristina M Lee (University of South Dakota) and Jonathan J. Edwards (University of South Carolina) This seminar examines how religious rhetorics constitute American identity, highlighting how national identity and […]
Leaders: Matthew Pavesich (Johns Hopkins University), Nancy Small (University of Wyoming) and Michelle LaFrance (George Mason University) This seminar invites participants from many different career stages and institutions to reimagine […]
Leaders: Anita Mixon Jones (Wayne State University) and Suban Nur Cooley (Michigan State University) What counts as rhetorical theory when we begin with everyday Black life? This seminar explores how […]
Leaders: Paul Lynch (Saint Louis University) and Steven Mailloux (Loyola Marymount University and University of California, Irvine) “Rhetoric and the Sacred: Figuring the Extrahuman” studies the phenomenology, history, and theory […]
Leaders: Megan Poole (The University of Texas at Austin), Ariel E. Seay (North Carolina State University), Diane Keeling (University of San Diego) As climate change worsens extreme weather, drowns or burns […]
Leaders: Consuelo Carr Salas (San Diego State University), Eileen E. Schell (Syracuse University), Abby M. Dubisar (Iowa State University) and Kelli R. Gill (Montana State University) This RSA seminar will […]
Leaders: Cindy Tekobbe (University of Illinois Chicago), Timothy Oleksiak (University of Massachusetts Boston) and Sherri Craig (Virginia Tech) This seminar gathers scholars across the professional spectrum to collectively imagine sex […]
Leaders: Theon Hill (Wheaton College) and Brynn Fitzsimmons (University of Alabama) Enduring forms of oppression, marginalization, and exploitation challenge us to ask crucial questions regarding the role of rhetorical scholars […]
Leaders: Paul Johnson (University of Pittsburgh) and A. Freya Thimsen (Indiana University) This seminar affords the opportunity for participants to develop tools for conducting analysis and criticism of contemporary right-wing […]
Leaders: Attila Hallsby (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities) and Gavin Johnson (Texas Christian University) Why do people opt into technologies they recognize as dangerous? How can we simultaneously name AI's […]
Leaders: Ralph Cintron (University of Illinois Chicago), Tarez Graban (Florida State University) and Shiben Banerji (University of California, Berkeley) This seminar explores methods and problems of comparative rhetoric across media, […]
