Appendix 8 - Research: Presentations
Overview
Links to Open-Access (OA) and/or Webtext Publications
Full Manuscripts of Print-Based Publications and Selected OA Webtexts1
- 2025: Pain and relief come of themselves (Abstract)
- 2024: BORG.DIEM Dictionary 2E (Individual contribution)
- 2022: The successful text is not always the one that murders me to protect you (Book chapter)
- 2020: "But you look so well!"": The role of dress practices in (un)professionalizing the expression and experience of chronic pain (Text-only version of webtext)
- 2019: "Maybe she can be a feminist and still claim her own opinions?": The story of an accidental counter-troll (Book chapter)
- 2019: Building a twenty-first-century feminist ethos: Three dialogues for WPAs (Invited annotated article)
Overview
This appendix contains the research presentations I have delivered since joining Pace in 2018, arranged in reverse chronological order. Although work outside of my probationary period (2020-25) does not factor into evaluation processes for tenure and promotion, I am including work produced as an NTT faculty member (2018-20) as an indicator of my broader research agenda and my dedication to remaining research active. Since I make access copies of my presentations publicly available on my website, I have linked to those transcripts below.
For complete bibliographic information, descriptions, and any accolades received, please refer to my CV and Research Statement.
Links to Research Talk Transcripts
- 2025: AI and the enshittification of writing, Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC)
- 2024: Keynote: perimortem (in [theoretical] rigor), Computers and Writing (C&W)
- 2024: If to move the soul a writer: Writing South Asian diasporic-disabled abundance, CCCC
- 2023: Ocularcentrism, intergenerational trauma, and the Euro-American composition of Eelam Tamil pain, CCCC
- 2023: Carework and editing during COVID: Reflections on being a disabled guest editor, Modern Language Association Conference
- 2022: Peyththai and image-making: Cripping chronic pain the Tamil way, Universities Art Association of Canada Conference
- 2022: The successful text is not always the one that murders me to protect you, Rhetoric Society of America
- 2022: Soliciting and publishing multimodal mess as digital activism, C&W
- 2022: Dismantling architectures of power: On collaboration and implementation in labor and assessment schemas, CCCC
- 2020: Intersectional feminism and digital aggression: Research experiences and approaches, Coalition of Feminist Scholars in the History of Rhetoric and Composition
- 2019: The pedagogical value of pain in anatomies of writing, C&W
- 2019: (In)visible labor: Radical professional participation in fraught digital spaces, C&W