Dr. Maryann P. DiEdwardo
shares her newest research which involves identifying key images, values,
beliefs, and social structures that point toward a particular cultural
movement. Following is a modified list:
NeMLA Dr. Maryann DiEdwardo, Lehigh University, University
of Maryland University College, will present at the 45th Annual NeMLA “The
Short Story in the African American Literary Tradition and Authentic
Assessment”
College English Association in Savannah, Georgia, 2013. The
Nature of Gender Study.
Lilly Conference. 2012. May. Washington D.C. Based on my
book entitled The Fourth R, I create frameworks that connect cultures.
PCEA in Scranton, PA April, 2012 Title: “Creative Journaling
As the Basis for Writing the Short Story and Methodology for Creating Paradigms
for Frameworks in Writing Classes in the University Setting for Traditional and
Distance Students”
College English Association International Conference in St.
Petersburg, Florida. March 31, April 1 and 2 2011. “Writing Between Rivers
Transforming Poverty through Writing Travel Journals and Juvenile Fiction”
“Overcoming Poverty through Journaling.” Feminism in
Practice Conference, Reflection, Action, Change. Lehigh University. November
2010.
Pennsylvania College English Association. Spring 2010
Conference. “Social Justice: Novels of Charles Dickens and Maryann DiEdwardo.”
Hotel Bethlehem, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
Northeast Regional Comparative and International Education
Conference, Lehigh University. Beyond Aid: Rethinking Approaches to
International Development in Education, October 8 - 9, 2009. Cultural Diversity
for Student Empowerment.
“Feminist Practice in the Art of Pocahontas Viewed Through
Feminist Art Theory. Lehigh University. Feminism in Practice Conference,
November 15, 2008. Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
“Hispanic American Literature Techniques Teach Language
Skills in the Composition Classroom.”
West Virginia University’s Thirty-Second Colloquium on
Literature and Film. September 11-13, 2008. West Virginia University,
Morgantown, West Virginia.
“‘The Fourth R’ Hispanic American Literary Tradition.”
Pennsylvania College English Association (PCEA) 2008 Annual Conference.
“Celebrating American Literature.” April
10-12, 2008. State College, PA. Presenter and Session Chair.
“The Fourth R.” Pennsylvania State University ESL Conference
Finding Our Voices: An ESOL Strategies Conference, September 22, 2007. Hotel
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
“Latin American and Latina/o Studies Models Paradigms and
Frameworks.” Northampton Community College Latino Conference. October 14, 2006.
