At last week’s Speaker Series, Dr. Cedric Burrows talked about the concepts of rhetorical crossover, whitesplaining, and afrosplaining.
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What to Know about HumanitiesX
We talked to Lisa Dush about HumanitiesX at DePaul to find out what opportunities and event await students with them.
Continue readingWinter Speaker Series – Dr. Cedric D. Burrows
For this Winter Quarter’s Writing & Rhetoric Across Borders Speaker Series, Dr. Cedric Burrows has been invited by the WRD department to speak about his book on whitescripting and afrosplaining.
Continue readingEvent Recap – A Conversation with Agnes Callard
Last Monday, HumanitiesX worked with DePaul’s Department of Philosophy to host their latest Writing in this Moment event, inviting Dr. Agnes Callard from The University of Chicago.
Continue readingSpeaker Recap – Dr. Ursula Ore on Rhetoric, Violence, & Lynching
The WRD Speaker Series last week hosted Dr. Ursula Ore, who talked about her and research on the history and rhetoric of lynching in America. Here’s a summation for those missed out on the event!
Continue readingIndustry Insights Events Recap
MCAE last week hosted a panel where they talked with professionals working in social media. They had much to say on needed tools, experience, and identity in the industry.
Continue readingAutumn Speaker Series – Dr. Ersula Ore
Join WRD in welcoming Dr. Ore Monday, November 9th from 4:30-6pm via zoom. Register at http://dehub.cglink.me/r9906 .
Continue readingThe Latinx Vote in 2020 – History and Voting Rights Recap
Last week, DePaul hosted the second panel of the Latinx Vote in 2020, focusing on the history of the subject.
Continue readingStudent Event Spotlight: The Vagina Monologues
The 20th anniversary of The Vagina Monologues at DePaul University includes an original monologue by second-year MAWRD student Megan Palmer. We had a chance to connect with Megan to learn more about her experiences composing and performing in the show.
Continue readingSpeaker Series Recap: Kristin Bivens
We got the chance to catch up with Dr. Bivens 1:1 following her workshop and speech to give readers a little more insight into her practices not only as medical rhetorician, but as a researcher, an instructor, and a writer.
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