2018-06-20 • Wednesday
07:00 – 09:00 PM • Welcome Reception
- Welcome by Scott Campbell and Louis Rumpf, site planners, Trischa Goodnow program planner
- Introductions
2018-06-21 • Thursday
07:30 – 08:30 AM • Breakfast
08:45 – 10:00 AM • title
Chair:
- Re-Visioning the Other: Instagram’s Everyday Projects as “Oppositional Gaze” – Tara Pixley, UC, San Diego
- An American Tune: Immigration Photography as Reinforcement of a National Identity – Anthony Cepak, Michigan State University
- Using Photographs to Locate the Viewpoint of an 1842 Drawing – Conrad Smith, University of Wyoming
10:00 – 10:15 AM • Break
10:15 – 11:30 AM • title
Chair:
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Creative Pathfinding: The Visual Representation of Aesthetic Intentions – Alyn Warren, National University
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Color as a Visual Event – Melinda Campbell, National University
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Guarding the Front Door of a Brand: What Designers and Marketing Professionals Can Learn from J.C. Penney’s Failed Logo Redesign – Tracy Rutledge, University of Tennessee at Martin
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Universal Visual Language – Paul Majkut, National University
NOON – 01:30 PM • Lunch
01:30 – 02:45 PM • title
Chair:
- The Presentation of Race, Gender, and the Cold War: Photo Captions in the Space Age – Matt Schmucker, Michigan State University
- “Mirror, Mirror in my Hand: Snapchat’s Problematic Redefinition of Beauty – Erin Cook, Oregon State University
- The Changing Face of Aging and Why It Matters – Laine Goldman, National University and Federica Fornaciari, National University
02:45 – 03:00 PM • Break
03:00 – 04:30 PM • Potpourri
Chair:
- Digital Screens and Toddlers: What’s Form Got to Do with It? – Georgette Page, Millikin University
- Visual Depictions of Information in Popular Film and Television – Ramie Tateishi, National University
- Homepage Framing &Representation of Online Political News – Louis Rumpf, National University
- Handbook of Visual Communication – Sheree Josephson, Weber State University
05:00 PM • Dinner
7:00 Evening Screenings
Chair:
- Last Moments – Ross Taylor, University of Colorado, Boulder
- Proud and Torn: How My Family Survived Hungarian History – Bettina Fabos, University of Northern Iowa
2018-06-22 • Friday
07:30 – 08:30 AM • Breakfast
08:45 – 12:00 PM • Screening and Creative Sessions
Chair: Irina Gendelman, St Martin’s University
- Diary of the Documentary Process & the Importance of Visuals – David Grewe, California State University, Northridge
- A Day in the Life – Scott Campbell, National University
15 minute Intermission
- Portraits of Atonement: A Critical Perspective – Paul Lester, University of Texas at Dallas and Xtine Burrough, University of Texas at Dallas
- Lives Matter More – Sara Ellen Amster, National University
12:00 – 01:30 PM • LUNCH
*** Afternoon and Evening Off – No dinner at Camp Casey
2018-06-23 • Saturday
07:30 – 08:30 AM • Breakfast
08:45 – 10:00 AM • title
Chair:
- A Study of the Evolution of Jugend Covers (1896-1940) in Relation to Germany’s History – Nikki Arnell, Arkansas University
- Salvaged Family Photographs Live to Tell a Tale: Beijing Silvermine Archive – Heather Crandall, Gonzaga University
- Strikes, Lockouts and Negotiations, 1877-1991: Photography, Steel & the Modern World – Howard Bossen, Michigan State University
10:00 – 10:15 AM • Break
10:15 – 11:30 PM • Lightning Sessions
Chair:
- Harlem as a State of Mind – Mytle Jones, Rochester Institute of Technology
- Influence of Web Design on Comprehension and Retention – Philip Loubere
- Apparently, You Can Take It with You: Visual Rhetoric, Public Memory, and the PDX Carpet – Travis Cox, Cal Poly – SLO
- The Visual Rhetoric of Literary Study Guides – Christine Photinos, National University
12:00 – 01:30 PM • Lunch
01:30 – 03:00 PM • Literacies
Chair:
- Portraits and Perspectives of Vietnam Veterans – Tara Mesyn, Michigan State University
- The Visual Rhetoric of Terrorist Bodies in Literature and Mass Media – Scott McClintock, National University
- Visual Manifestations of Human Rights Atrocities and the Ethics of Testimony – Tami Randall Morris, Unaffiliated
- Enough Is Enough: Visualizing Mass Shootings – Trischa Goodnow, Oregon State University
03:00 – 03:15 PM • Break
03:15 – 04:30 PM •
Chair:
- Pepper’s Ghost and the Augmented Reality of Modernity – Thomas Conner, UC – San Diego
- Stranded on a San Juan Isle! Find Stories – Peg Achterman, Seattle Pacific University
- Short-form Storytelling Web – Ross Taylor, University of Colorado, Boulder
05:00 – 06:30 PM • Dinner
After Dinner – Conference Planning for Next Year
Special thanks to abstract reviewers:
Peg Atcherman and Tami Morris