Friday, November 14, 2008 - Click on the session title for detailed information

Time	Session
9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.	Session 1	Studying the Self
		Dance Studies and Dance Scholarly Organizations	Miller, et al.
	Session 2	Feminisms, Communities and Displacements: Lecture-Demonstration
		Global Feminisms and Community Building: Place, Interaction, and Culturally Embodied Expression Among Refugee and Immigrant Women and Girls	Jackson/Vissicaro
	Session 3	Virtual Spectatorship, Moderator: Melissa Blanco Borelli
		Women Work It On Out: An Intergenerational Encounter Through Dance	King, J.
		Construction Spectatorship: Duration and Perception in media choreographies of scale	Bench
		You Dance I Watch, We Share- On YouTube.com: The Impact of Online Dance Videos on the Promotion of Dance	Chen
	Session 4	Disrupting Politics
		Panel	Briggs/Radeke/Stoltz
		Film Screening: Night Passage, by Trinh T. Minh-ha
10:45 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.	Session 5	Reading Choreographic Practices, Moderator:Kent DeSpain
		Creating Contemporary Ritual: The Choreographic Approaches of Anna Halprin and Lin Lee-Chen	Yong
		Decoding the Modern Practice of Bharatanatyam	Keshaviah
		Performing and Choreographing Gender in Eiko & Koma's Cambodian Stories	Candelario
	Session 6	Africanist Aesthetics, Moderator: Shani Collins
		Spatiality, Motility, Community: Choreographing Feminist Tactics in Urban Africa	Scott, Ariel
		Embodying Femininity: Black identity in Motion and the Back and Forth Friction of the Embodied Concept of Ginga in Samba	Rosa
		Borracha/Bounce	Scott, Anna
	Session 7	Pedagogical Re-Imaginings: Theses and Dissertation Options
		Re-imagining the Format of Dance Theses and Dissertations: Moving Beyond the American Academic Tradition	Caldwell, et al.
	Session 8	Activisms and Histories, Moderator: Erika Hand
		Women, Protest, and Dance	Faulkner
		Decolonizing Anthropology and the Body of the Researcher	Banks
		Film Screening: Night Passage, by Trinh T. Minh-ha
12:15 p.m. - 1:45 p.m.		Awards / Membership Luncheon Meeting
2:00p.m. - 3:30 p.m.	Session 9	Politicizing Feminist Gestures, Moderator: Diana Crum
		Dance Studies and Feminist Musicology: Gender and the Body in Stravinsky-Nijinska's Les Noces	Randel
		Some constitutive processes of shifting feminist subjectivities: Ana Sokolow in the first half of the 20th century.	Reynoso
		"Fight like a girl!”: Choreographing Femininity in Capoeira Angola	Hofling
	Session 10	Global Perspective: Moderator, Rosemary Candelario
		Globalization and Dance in West Africa	Doumbia
		The Cultural body and The Politics of Difference: How Korean Dance is Commodified in the Politics of Tourism	Jae
	Session 11	Receptions, Moderator: Harmony Bench
		United and Severed: Collaborative Research and Cognitive Authority	Diekman/Schaffman
		Looking at Her Power	Kieswetter
	Session 12	"Fair Use" and Dance Research: Dance Heritage Coalition Panel
		Using “Fair Use” to Free Archival Resources: Dance Heritage Coalition’s project to increase access to dance collections	Smigel et al.
	Session 13	Researching Dance: Workshop
		(RE)flexin’ methodologies – strategies for dance research	Hahn / Kisliuk
		Film Screening: Night Passage, by Trinh T. Minh-ha
3:45 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.	Session 14	Rewriting, Moderator: Nora Stephens
		Feminist Ethnography and Dance Ethnography as Mutual Analytics	Kwan
		Puppetmistresses: Female Fan Vids that recontextualise the Performative Body	Dharmadhikari
		Clothes Make the Woman: Women Tap Dancers and the Iconography of the Suit	Morrison
	Session 15	Case Studies in Modern Dance, Moderator: Dawn Springer
		Gender in American Protestant Dance: Local and Global Implications	Wright
		“And I always got whatever I wanted from men without asking”: Martha Graham and the Spectres of Feminism	Thoms
		Making the Case for “Black Dance” in the 21st Century	Amin
	Session 16	Choreographing History, Moderator: Diyah Larasati
		Beyond Descriptive – Unpacking Implicit Gendering in Dance Theory to Evaluate Consumers and their Behaviors	Huntington
		Can the subaltern dance to the tune of global feminism?	Chakravorty
		Decorporealizing the Oriental/Feminized Bodies on the Global Stage: A Study of Cloud Gate Dance Theatre’s Cursive Trilogy	Szeto
	Session 17	Dancing Spirits: Female Orisha Dance Workshop
		Traces of a “Tri”chotomy: Three Female Archetypes in Afro-Cuban Orisha Dancing	Thompson/Ulacia
5:30 p.m.	Session 18	Film Screening: Night Passage, Q&A with Trinh T. Minh-ha
8:00 p.m.		Hollins Fall Dance Gathering
		Followed by Open Contact Improvisation Jam