Session 3 Breakouts
1-2 p.m.
(3A) Memoir
Room EH 215
Moderator: Dana Gibson
- Josie Hulme, Weber State University, "The Journey"
- Jocelyn Spear, St. Philip's College, "Scarlet"
- Breanne White, Weber State University, "I Believe in Magic"
- Lauren Wynn, Weber State University, "Over the Waterfall"
(3B) British Literature
Room EH 218
Moderator: Ryan Evans
- Gloria Gonzales, University of the Incarnate Word, "Warbling of Wicked Charms: Exploring Ovidianism in King Lear"
- Jen Hansen, Southern Utah University, "Mapping the Racist Psyche: A Psychoanalytical Approach to the Motivational Properties of Internalized Racism in Shakespeare's Othello"
- Tanner Pratt, Idaho State University, "Julian of Norwich's Mariological Construction of Christ's Motherhood"
- Kindra Roy, Pacific University, "Of Her Tears and Endless Sorrow: Subordinated Women in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein"
(3C) American Literature
Room EH 219
Moderator: Hal Crimmel
- Ray Chong, Brigham Young University-Idaho, "The Capitalists' Tools: The Sacrifice of Blackness for Satus in Larsen's Passing"
- Aspen English, Southern Utah University, "Putting the 'Comm' in Comics: A Communication of Theory Informed Reading of Graphic Narratives"
- Sydney Stone, Weber State University, "Blood, Sweat, Tears and Even More Blood"
- Benjamin Wagner, Weber State University, "The Full Empty: Transactional Limits Surrounding Signifiers of Identity in Ben Lerner's 10:04"
(3D) Fiction
Room EH 206
Moderator: Kyra Hudson
- Jenna Cheesman, Weber State University, "One Way Out: A Creative Piece"
- Jacob Mayes, Idaho State University, "Half Day"
- Riggs Robertson, Colorado Mesa University, "Empathizing with a Killer: Complexities of the Human Mind"
(3E) Panel
Room EH 217
Moderator: Jennifer Sinor
- Sariah Gibby, Utah State University, "When What Didn't Happen is More True Than What Did: Autumn Autumn Autumn"
- Jay Paine, Utah State University, "When What Didn't Happen is More True Than What Did: We Will Walk Along the River"
- Kyler Tolman, Utah State University, "When What Didn't Happen is More True Than What Did: We're Both Free Now"