David Zarefsky offers a special response to ASHR attendees

Tiffany Kinney speaks on “Tracing the Conversation between Sonia Johnson and the Mormon Church”

Relatively attentive listening . . .

Courtney Rivard speaks on “The Smithsonian’s September 11th and Hurricane Katrina Disaster Archives”

Yun Ding speaks on “Rhetoric in situ as a Methodological Recommendation”

Even more fun at the ASHR reception

Michele Kennerly speaks on “Socrates, Ex Situ?”

Diane Favro speaks on “Reading Augustan Rome”

Heather Hayes speaks on “The ‘Citizen Becoming’ in Jordan”

Dave Tell speaks on “Whose Emmett Till”

Richard Enos speaks on “The Archaeology of Ancient Rhetoric”

Erin Chandler speaks on “Establishing Anne Braden’s Rhetorical Ethos as Southern Social Gospeler”

Mary Anne Trasciatti speaks on “Engaged Spectatorship at the Site of the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire”

James Murphy speaks on “The Rhetorica Christiana (1574) of Diego Valades”

More attentive listening

Notes, notes, notes

Jordan Loveridge speaks on “Memory, Sensation, and Civic Identity in the Stained Glass of Chartres Cathedral”

Cory Geraths speaks on “Christianity In Situ”

Megan Eatman speaks on “Rethinking Spectacle at the Moore’s Ford Lynching Reenactment”

Christopher Adamczyk speaks on “The Rhetorical Battle for Atlanta’s Past”

Scott Stroud offers welcoming remarks in the absence of Kassie Lamp, ASHR President

Jeffry Davis speaks on “The Institutio Oratoria’s Composing Narrative”

Allison M. Prasch speaks on ““(Re)(Situ)ating Rhetoric in Place”

Fun at the ASHR reception

Katie Homar speaks on “Parliamentary Orators In and Out of Situ”