Assistant Professor of rhet/comp & professional writing @ Millikin University. PhD from Illinois State U. Studying environmental intervention (and more).
Today's featured article is from our latest issue on climate change:
"... environmental injustice and environmental racism in the United States is a long, complex one that has been occurring for centuries."
Read more of @juliecbates's article here: https://t.co/VWXH3cINOw
check out episode 2 of the podcast! dr bates and i discuss why we need so many different style guides—there’s more than just apa and mla! https://t.co/Tnrs7kexFl
A bright spot in the midst of moving classes online: The new issue of Reflections Journal is out, and it includes an article I wrote on activist interventions in Flint... https://t.co/aQa8aGDdxp
Next up in our #FemRhetSpotlight series: “Creating a Socially Just Methodology: A Feminist Activist Workshop”
Here, presenters advocate for developing and implementing methodologies as a DIY feminist activist practice. Each presenter will share how they created and...(1/3)
Miss a few days on social media and the #wpalistserv, miss a lot. Trying to catch up, but to all of the POCs, grad students, and many others doing such difficult, unpaid labor to educate so many: THANK YOU. Your work matters. Your words matter. #wpalistservfeministrevolution
@DrScircle I am (re)learning so much from having a preschooler and first grader. I think sometimes I get more geeked out about that sort of thing than they do!
Julie Collins Bates has received the 2019 Outstanding Dissertation Award in Technical Communication for her dissertation, Toward an Interventionary Rhetoric for Technical Communication Studies. Congratulations! #4C19
If you’re not at the grad research award panel at #attw2019 you are missing out. Serious brilliance from @llheilig @death_dies@sjwarrenriley and Cecilia Shelton
From Grist: “Nearly all tornadoes are survivable, so why are people still dying?” Hint: It’s poverty, though climate change doesn’t help. https://t.co/nQiBL0ZCa3