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Session Submission Type: Alternative Format Session
This alternative format session brings together a group of seven diverse international scholars from Uzbekistan, Russia, Ghana and the United States who have each engaged in the process of self-reflection/self-critique with respect to salient (for them) aspects of their identities. Each scholar in this session explored two or more of the following aspects of her identity: race, language, religion, sexuality, and so forth.
Mary McVee, University at Buffalo/SUNY
Julie Pennington, University of Nevada Reno
Keonghee Tao Han, University of Wyoming
Memoirs of a Basic White Girl and Other Such Apologies - Amanda Sanders, University of Wyomng
‘Russian Girl’ Re-Considering Her Cultural Identity While Staying Abroad - Anna Mikhaylovna Shur, University of Wyomng
Uzbekness: “Mystory” Moments of Transformation - Dilnoza Khasilova, University of Wyoming
Beyond the Limits: Recrafting a New Version of " The African Woman" - Adeline Borti, University of Wyomng
Bifurcated Identity: Exploring the Impact of Cultural Molting - Karen Ventura-Kalen, University of Wyomng
Getting Comfortable Being Uncomfortable: A Reflective Examination of an Unlikely Academic - Tia Frahm, University of Wyoming
When Face and Cultural Identity Collide - Marian K. Stordahl, University of Wyoming