Session I 9:00 - 10:30 (Select one session)
1. Representing Female Voices from the Margins: University of Buffalo and Rochester
Institute of Technology Faculty Roundtable - Susan Cahn, Professor of History, Lakisha
Simmons, Assistant Professor of Global Gender Studies and American Studies, Victoria
Wolcott, Associate Professor of History, University of Buffalo; Tamar Carroll, Assistant
Professor of History, Rebecca Edwards, Associate Professor of History, Rochester
Institute of Technology
2. Manuals for Civil Disobedience: Reading as Activism from Modernism to Post-colonialism,
Lehigh/Kutztown PA Faculty/Student Roundtable - Colleen Lutz Clemens, Assistant Professor,
Non-Western Literatures, Kutztown, PA - Colleen Martell, Adjunct Professor, Women's,
Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Lehigh University; Students: David Kalis; KJ Monro
3. Female Icons in Popular Culture: Constructing and Contesting Gender Identity
from Medusa to Madonna, Monroe Community College Student/Faculty Roundtable - Elizabeth
Johnston, Associate Professor of English, Monroe Community College; Students: Amanda
Hayslip, Anna Price, Keith Ingalls, Ashley Wallace
Session II 10:45 - 11:45
1. Performing Womanifestas :Emerging Third Wave Feminist Voices, St. John Fisher
College Student Roundtable - Lindsey Kocher, Melissa Guck, Elizabeth Vetter, Alexa
Zeller, St, John Fisher College
2. Feminist Disruptions: Politics of Identity and Place: Brockport Student Roundtable
- Lucienne Nicholson, Ashley McKay, Johnny Giliberti, Laura Clark; Barbara LeSavoy,
Director, Women and Gender Studies, The College at Brockport
3. Troubling Leadership: A Dialogue About Gendered Leadership and Strategies for
Change: Ohio, Kent State /Faculty Roundtable - Susan Iverson Associate Professor
Higher Education Administration & Student Personnel, Kent State University
Session III 1:00- 2:30
1. If a Voice Falls in the Forest: A Dialogue Toward Reconsidering Silence, University
of Rochester, Warner School of Education, Doctoral Student Roundtable - Courtney
Hanny, Adrienne Morgan, Nahoko Kawakyu O'Connor, Julie White
2. Female Adolescents: Exposure Overload Conflicts with Self Identity, St. John Fisher
Student Roundtable - Marissa Petta, Gesley Randazzo, Samantha Davis
3. Feminist Theory Off the Page: Difference and Dialogue Hobart William Smith, University
of Toronto, and University of Rochester Faculty/Student Roundtable - Emily Regan
Wills, Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Toronto, Jessica Hayes-Conroy,
Assistant Professor, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Christina Samedy, Nora Burd,
Smith College, Alykhan Alani, University of Rochester
Session IV 2:45 - 3:45
1. Frances Barrier Williams: Teaching with Historic Markers Brockport Faculty -
Mary Corey, Associate Professor, Education and Human Development, The College at
Brockport
2. Sisterhood and Feminism: Engaging Women Studies Students in the Community, University
of Rochester Student Roundtable - Angela Clark Taylor, Program Manager, Susan B Anthony
Institute, Erika Howard, Lecora Massmaba, Maggie Maxwell, University of Rochester
3. What Would Alice Paul Do: Creating a "Take Back the Night Event:" A Student Perspective
on Civic Engagement and Feminist Practice on a University Campus Wyoming Student
Roundtable - Coleen Denney, Director and Professor in Gender and Women Studies, University
of Wyoming; Samantha Fawcett, Sean, Miller, Alex Brink, Jennifer Cheddar, University
of Wyoming
7:00 Dinner and Award Ceremony: Dr, Nancy Hewitt: Rutgers University, "Race,
Region and Rights: Re-casting the U.S. Women's Suffrage Movement." Keynote/Women's
Institute for Leadership and Learning Award Recipient
Sunday October 21st
10:00 - 12:00 Keynote Address - Hands on the Freedom Plow: Personal Accounts by
Women in SNCC, Judy Richardson, Betty Robinson, Dorothy Zellner
