Dr. Lanette Cadle Assistant Professor Missouri State University


I'm Dr. Lanette Cadle, Assistant Professor of English at Missouri State University, specializing in Rhetoric and Composition, especially where those subjects intersect digital spaces.

Upcoming events and 2008-2009 academic year news:

Publications:


Book—Edited collection textbook. Composing Ourselves: Writing from the Composition
Program at Missouri State University. Lanette Cadle and Lori Feyh, editors. Springfield:
Moon City Press, 2007. A required text for Writing I and Writing II that includes
exemplary student, GTA, and faculty work. The Fall 2008 Writer's Showcase gave awards to the best from this collection and other Missouri State publications, Moon City Review and Logos.

Invited Peer-Reviewed Article. Feminist Collections: A Quarterly of Women's Studies
Resources, University of Wisconsin. “Girls, Grrrls, Gurls, and the Tools They Use” a
3665 word overview and analysis of new work focusing on girls and technology for the
special issue on Girls’ Studies. Books discussed: Gerry Bloustien, Girl Making: A
Cross-Cultural Ethnography on the Processes of Growing Up Female (New York:
Berghahn Books, 2003); Sharon R. Mazzarella, ed., Girl Wide Web: Girls, the Internet,
and the Negotiation of Identity (New York: Peter Lang, 2005); and Mary Celeste
Kearney, Girls Make Media (Routledge, 2006). v 28 n 4, Fall 2007.

Book chapter, co-written with Kristine Blair. "Computers and Composition Online:
Feminist Community and the Politics of Digital Scholarship." In Feminism and
Administration in Rhetoric and Composition Studies, Section V. Disciplinary
Administration: Journals and National Organizations. Krista Ratcliffe and Rebecca
Rickley eds. Hampton Press, Final edits made December 2008, forthcoming
2009.

Presentations:

“But That's Not Creative! Mentoring Creative Writers About Research, Teaching and Service.” The Association of Writers and Writing Programs Conference. Chicago, February 2009. Panel presentation with Missouri State Creative Writing colleagues.

At the March 2009 CCCC (Conference on College Composition and Communication), I will be on a panel that highlights differing viewpoints about plagiarism detection services. My presentation is entitled "Fighting the Fear: Plagiarism as an Expression of Technophobia.”

Also at the 2009 CCCC, I am a facilitator for the Emerging Social Software SIG.




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