4th INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC IDENTITIES CONFERENCE 2014

Screaming in a 20-mile zone: Academic Identities in 2014                        Abstracts

Collingwood College, Durham University, UK, July 8-9, 2014

Index of Abstracts

List of abstracts ordered alphabetically by presenter or collaborator surname. Click on the presentation title to access the abstract.

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Author Presentation Title Full Author List Programme Session
Sandra AckerThe uneasy academics: performing and conforming in the contemporary Ontario universityS Acker
M Webber
Session D
Sarah AistonTransgressing the power/powerless divide: Hong Kong academic womenS AistonSession C
Karla BenskeFrom Temptation to Penance – Exploring the Dispositions of the Contemporary Academic (Symposium)K Benske
C Cunningham
S Ellis
D Loads
Session E
Jennie BillotCreative research strategies for exploring academic identityV King
J Billot
Session B
David BoundThe powerful and the powerless: academics’ identities in a time of changeA Brew
D Bound
K Crawford
L Lucas
Session C
Angela BrewThe powerful and the powerless: academics’ identities in a time of changeA Brew
D Bound
K Crawford
L Lucas
Session C
Tony Burch The academic role in the future – what could it look like? J Nagy
S Robinson
T Burch
Session A
Cath CampsSupporting the development of an ‘educator’ identity within a research-intensive universityC Kell
C Camps
Session C
Moira Cordiner‘Messy business’: academic developers leading other academic developers in a curriculum realignment exercise in a contemporary Australian universityS Thomas
M Cordiner
Session C
Vanessa CottleAn exploration into the influence an MA Education has on emerging identitiesV CottleSession D
Karin CrawfordThe powerful and the powerless: academics’ identities in a time of changeA Brew
D Bound
K Crawford
L Lucas
Session C
Catriona CunninghamFrom Temptation to Penance – Exploring the Dispositions of the Contemporary Academic (Symposium)K Benske
C Cunningham
S Ellis
D Loads
Session E
Carole DavisA new tribe on campus: an evaluation of a different type of Graduate Teaching Assistant roleC Davis
A Ryder
Session D
Carole DavisPromoting ‘SOTL identity play’ in higher education – a conceptual framework for teaching faculty agency and learningV Mannix
C Davis
Session F
Kate D’CruzShifting occupational identity: envisioning ourselves as scholarsT Fortune
P Ennals
K D’Cruz
Session E
Marianne DickieWhen good students go badM DickieSession B
Sam EllisFrom Temptation to Penance – Exploring the Dispositions of the Contemporary Academic (Symposium)K Benske
C Cunningham
S Ellis
D Loads
Session E
Priscilla EnnalsShifting occupational identity: envisioning ourselves as scholarsT Fortune
P Ennals
K D’Cruz
Session E
Pip Bruce FergusonThe head and the heart: the personal portfolio and the development of identity as a tertiary educatorD Spiller
P B Ferguson
Session B
Tracy FortuneShifting occupational identity: envisioning ourselves as scholarsT Fortune
P Ennals
K D’Cruz
Session E
Rebecca FreemanStudent voice: new forms of power and governmentality in higher educationR FreemanSession E
Anne Graham CagneyToward a conceptual framework of personal, professional and situational teacher identity: a study of multiple teacher selves in Further and Adult Education in IrelandV Mannix
A Graham Cagney
Session D
David GreenThe ghost of disciplines past: educational developers and intersecting identitiesD Green
D Little
Session F
Julie Hall‘There may be something wrong there in terms of imposing silence on the people’ – deliberations on academic identity and pedagogic practices in the HE classroomJ Peat
J Hall
Session E
Richard HallA contribution to the critique of the political economy of academic labourJ Winn
R Hall
Session A
Rhonda HallettWays of being an academic with working knowledge, emotions and notions of identityR HallettSession B
John HannonNegotiating teacher identities in an academic workgroupT Peseta
J Hannon
G Hendry
G Kligyte
B Leibowitz
J McLean
J Smith
G Wisker
Session F
Graham HendryNegotiating teacher identities in an academic workgroupT Peseta
J Hannon
G Hendry
G Kligyte
B Leibowitz
J McLean
J Smith
G Wisker
Session F
Jeffrey Keefer#Adjunct and #AltAc empowerment: using Twitter to foster online learner community in a shifting higher educationJ KeeferSession D
Clare KellSupporting the development of an ‘educator’ identity within a research-intensive universityC Kell
C Camps
Session C
Virginia KingCreative research strategies for exploring academic identityV King
J Billot
Session B
Giedre KligyteEnacting blended learning tactically: academic identities at workG Kligyte
N Mirriahi
J McLean
Session B
Giedre KligyteNegotiating teacher identities in an academic workgroupT Peseta
J Hannon
G Hendry
G Kligyte
B Leibowitz
J McLean
J Smith
G Wisker
Session F
Ray LandResistance, anomie, opportunism and defeat: precarious academic identities in an age of enterpriseR LandSession E
Brenda LeibowitzNegotiating teacher identities in an academic workgroupT Peseta
J Hannon
G Hendry
G Kligyte
B Leibowitz
J McLean
J Smith
G Wisker
Session F
Neil LentA matter of identity or commodity? An exploration of the impact of work placement experience on Information Technology undergraduatesN LentSession F
Melinda LewisWhere academics oscillate, within the field of higher educationM LewisSession E
Deandra LittleThe ghost of disciplines past: educational developers and intersecting identitiesD Green
D Little
Session F
Daphne Loads A matter of identity or accreditation? An exploration of two conflicting understandings of academic staff development D Loads Session A
Daphne LoadsFrom Temptation to Penance – Exploring the Dispositions of the Contemporary Academic (Symposium)K Benske
C Cunningham
S Ellis
D Loads
Session E
Lisa LucasThe powerful and the powerless: academics’ identities in a time of changeA Brew
D Bound
K Crawford
L Lucas
Session C
Lene MadsenMultiple African academic identitiesL MadsenSession B
Valerie MannixPromoting ‘SOTL identity play’ in higher education – a conceptual framework for teaching faculty agency and learningV Mannix
C Davis
Session F
Valerie MannixToward a conceptual framework of personal, professional and situational teacher identity: a study of multiple teacher selves in Further and Adult Education in IrelandV Mannix
A Graham Cagney
Session D
Jan McLeanEnacting blended learning tactically: academic identities at workG Kligyte
N Mirriahi
J McLean
Session B
Jan McLeanNegotiating teacher identities in an academic workgroupT Peseta
J Hannon
G Hendry
G Kligyte
B Leibowitz
J McLean
J Smith
G Wisker
Session F
Neil McleanPower and powerlessness in individual identity-makingN McleanSession B
Negin MirriahiEnacting blended learning tactically: academic identities at workG Kligyte
N Mirriahi
J McLean
Session B
Rosie MilesThe shame of teachingR MilesSession D
Catherine MitchellGeographies of aspiration within the university: first-generation students within doctoral educationC MitchellSession F
Judy NagyThe academic as a process worker: academic contexts and role incongruenceJ NagySession A
Judy NagyThe academic role in the future – what could it look like?J Nagy
S Robinson
T Burch
Session A
Charles NeameValues – whose values?C NeameSession A
Jo Peat‘There may be something wrong there in terms of imposing silence on the people’ – deliberations on academic identity and pedagogic practices in the HE classroomJ Peat
J Hall
Session E
Tai PesetaNegotiating teacher identities in an academic workgroupT Peseta
J Hannon
G Hendry
G Kligyte
B Leibowitz
J McLean
J Smith
G Wisker
Session F
Aoife PrendergastProfessional education for sustainability – Practice Education Supervision – moving forward in challenging timesA PrendergastSession D
Susan RobinsonForging academic identities from within: lessons from the Ancient WorldS RobinsonSession C
Susan RobinsonThe academic role in the future – what could it look like?J Nagy
S Robinson
T Burch
Session A
Agi RyderA new tribe on campus: an evaluation of a different type of Graduate Teaching Assistant roleC Davis
A Ryder
Session D
Machi SatoUnderstanding the construction of the frame for professional identity: a case study of Japanese academics in early career stageM SaitoSession C
Anne SchipplingFrom “temple” to “research university”? Discourses on the internationalisation of the Écoles normales supérieuresA SchipplingSession A
Jan SmithNegotiating teacher identities in an academic workgroupT Peseta
J Hannon
G Hendry
G Kligyte
B Leibowitz
J McLean
J Smith
G Wisker
Session F
Paul SmithSubjectivities and the negotiation of identity: the possibility of multidisciplinary analysis of a mature born-again Christian studying in higher educationP SmithSession B
Dorothy SpillerThe head and the heart: the personal portfolio and the development of identity as a tertiary educatorD Spiller
P B Ferguson
Session B
Paul SuttonThe curious power of alienationP SuttonSession B
Anne TierneyMore than just a Teaching Fellow: the development of the academic identity of UK life sciences teaching academicsA TierneySession F
Sharon Thomas‘Messy business’: academic developers leading other academic developers in a curriculum realignment exercise in a contemporary Australian universityS Thomas
M Cordiner
Session C
Simon WarrenWriting of the heart: auto-ethnographic writing as subversive story tellingS WarrenSession E
Michelle WebberThe uneasy academics: performing and conforming in the contemporary Ontario universityS Acker
M Webber
Session D
Louise WilsonMade clearer by the dozen: expressing an academic identity for the first timeL WilsonSession D
Joss WinnA contribution to the critique of the political economy of academic labourJ Winn
R Hall
Session A
Gina WiskerTangled up: mixing professional and personal identities in academic writing for publicationG WiskerSession C
Gina WiskerNegotiating teacher identities in an academic workgroupT Peseta
J Hannon
G Hendry
G Kligyte
B Leibowitz
J McLean
J Smith
G Wisker
Session F
Brad Wuetherick‘A sheep in wolf’s clothing’ – reflections on the identity transformation of becoming an administratorB WuetherickSession F


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