Cheló̱na RSA

χελώνα (Cheló̱na) means Turtle. UMD student chapter of @rhetsoc. #teamrhetoric

[UMD Department of Communication @umdcommdept]

Congratulations to Associate Professor Carly S. Woods (@DebatingWomen) for receiving a well-deserved annual service award from @umd_arhu !

Thanks Carly for all you do!

Read more about Carly and the other fabulous winners here: https://t.co/HWeRD9NiBw...

[Maryland Arts & Humanities @umd_arhu]

Our Race, Equity and Justice Colloquium Series kicks off this academic year with Associate Professor of Communication Catherine Knight Steele @SteeleCat717. Join us 9/28 for her discussion titled "Toward a Digital Black Feminist Future."

Learn more ➡️ https://t.co/aPSSpFqW63

[Matthew Salzano @matthew_paul]

I am a co-author of chapter two, along with some of your @UMD_COMM faves: @trevorpg, @divineaboagyen2, @jinrebekahchoi, @tayhourigan, @megitoh, @CarolynRobbins7, and more! Looking forward to browsing the entire volume.

[UMD Department of Communication @umdcommdept]

Exciting new research from COMM@Maryland! From risk mitigation to listening skills to Nancy Pelosi, our faculty and graduate students cover it all!
Read more here: https://t.co/5IgwcwVfyV

[Cheló̱na RSA @RSATerps]

tomorrow at 1pm for our summer seminar, Elizabeth Catchmark will be leading us in a discussion about abolition and harm reduction, drawing on “Building an Abolitionist Trans and Queer Movement with Everything We've Got” from Captive Genders. see you all then! 👋

[Cheló̱na RSA @RSATerps]

for our summer seminar today at 1pm, @FieldinOfDreams is leading us in a discussion titled awful conspiracies, awful archives, and an awful arizona debate! see you all there!

[Cheló̱na RSA @RSATerps]

tune in very soon for our weekly summer seminar! @thealisahardy will be leading us in a discussion on one of Stacey Abram’s speeches and Black feminist rhetorical strategies of intersectional identification and resistance. see you soon!

[Cheló̱na RSA @RSATerps]

it’s wednesday again — chelona summer seminar day! today, @CarolynRobbins7 is leading us in a discussion about hope as a discipline. what roles do hope, joy, and care play in the abolition of structural oppression and injustice? join us at 1pm!

[Cheló̱na RSA @RSATerps]

next up on our summer seminar series, we have @tayhourigan leading us in a discussion on discursive theories of citizenship! see you there at one pm!

[Cheló̱na RSA @RSATerps]

for this week’s summer seminar session, kalin is leading us in a discussion about gestures of concern in our post-Roe v. Wade world, examining a new tiktok trend. see you all later today at 1pm EST!

[UMD Department of Communication @umdcommdept]

Congratulations to Ph.D. student Tatenda Mashanda on his presentation to CSIS!

[Cheló̱na RSA @RSATerps]

our first Cheló̱na RSA seminar session is happening today, 6/22 1pm EST! looking forward to @divineaboagyen2 leading us through a great discussion of 1800-2020 US presidential election campaign rhetorics! 🤩

[Megu Itoh (伊藤萌紅) @megitoh]

Very excited to be presenting with my amazing co-authors at this top paper panel! @JUCA_Official_ we are absolutely honored!

[Cheló̱na RSA @RSATerps]

extending our deadline to the end of today!!

[Cheló̱na RSA @RSATerps]

we’re kicking off our third annual Cheló̱na RSA Summer Institute! inviting all rhetoric-ish graduate students to our online summer gathering of weekly lively discussion 👋

⬇️ fill out our form below by june 8!
https://t.co/FhMbIWnPpB

[Cheló̱na RSA @RSATerps]

we’re kicking off our third annual Cheló̱na RSA Summer Institute! inviting all rhetoric-ish graduate students to our online summer gathering of weekly lively discussion 👋

⬇️ fill out our form below by june 8!
https://t.co/FhMbIWnPpB

[Cheló̱na RSA @RSATerps]

this year's cheló̱na RSA 2022 summer seminar is officially in the works 👀 stay tuned!

[Catherine Knight Steele @SteeleCat717]

Now that it's official I'm very excited to announce that I will be directing UMD Digital Studies @umd_dsah beginning in Fall of 2022. Excited to continue the great work started by @mkirschenbaum and grow our community of scholars.