Congratulations! Conference Presentations and Awards
| Taylor Belgrade, Keri Fitzgerald, Sol Huerta, and MARC faculty Dr. Nancy Wilson presented “Where Do We Stand Now?: Writing Centers’ Commitment to Linguistic Justice in Digital Spaces” at the South Central Writing Center Association Conference, February 2022. |
| MARC Graduate Assistant Clarice A. Blanco presented her paper "What Does It Mean to be in an Academic Space that Doesn't Reflect Your Cultural Background? Identidad, Empoderamiento, y Representación Latina in the Texas State MARC program" at the 2022 International Research Conference at Texas State University, April 5-8. |
| Dr. Octavio Pimentel presented "Empowering Latinx Composition Students: Recognizing their Lenguage y Cultura en la Clase de Escritura (Language and Culture in the Writing Classroom" at the 2022 CCCC annual convention in Chicago, Illinois. |
| MARC graduate Elisa Serrano presented her thesis, "The Red Pen Cuts Deep: How Paper Feedback on Language Affects Identity & Classroom Relations," at the 2022 CCCC's annual convention in Chicago, Illinois. |
| MARC graduate Lea Colchado presented her paper "Autohistoria-teoría as Nepantla: Chicana Epistemology Within Writing and Composition Studies" through her panel "Writing from Nepantla: Poetry, Music, and Autohistoria-teoría as Decolonial Healing" at the 2022 NeMLA (Northeast Modern Language Association) Conference in Baltimore, Maryland. |