The 57th Annual NeMLA Convention is calling for insightful voices to participate in a powerful roundtable discussion on Political Rhetorics. This international gathering, hosted in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania from March 5–8, 2026, offers a dynamic platform for educators, researchers, and practitioners to exchange ideas that shape the future of language, media, and civic discourse.
📚 About the NeMLA 2026 Convention
Organized by the Northeast Modern Language Association, NeMLA is a renowned academic convention that draws participants from across literature, media studies, cultural studies, rhetoric, writing, and the social sciences. The 2026 theme, (Re)generation, invites critical engagement with the ideas of renewal, transformation, and inclusive knowledge creation. The aim is to confront global challenges through interdisciplinary dialogue, restorative justice, and cultural innovation.
🗳️ Roundtable: Regenerating Political Rhetoric in the Classroom
In an era where political discourse influences every facet of civic life, the classroom becomes a crucial space for transformation. This roundtable explores how writing instruction can regenerate political awareness and responsibility in students by reshaping how political language is taught.
Instead of fueling division, the session aims to cultivate spaces where students:
- Analyze political speeches with nuance
- Engage with political campaigns and media literacy
- Learn rhetorical strategies and ethical argumentation
- Explore global political contexts through writing and critical discussion
🧑🏫 Who Should Participate?
We welcome proposals from:
- Communication and Media Studies scholars
- Writing and rhetoric educators
- Practitioners from social sciences and education
- Graduate students and early-career researchers
- International participants and academic-adjacent professionals
The session values diverse voices and seeks to generate inclusive classroom practices that regenerate political discourse through listening, questioning, and thoughtful debate.
✍️ What to Expect
Participants will:
- Share a 5–8 minute informal overview of a teaching strategy, assignment, or classroom experience
- Submit a short paper or presentation
- Engage in open, collaborative discussion during the panel
This will be a hybrid event, allowing both in-person and virtual participation. The panel will be conducted in English.
🧾 Topics of Interest
Topics may include:
- Media and political campaigns
- Political activism and social justice
- Intersectionality and inclusive rhetoric
- Ethics and political communication
- Visual rhetoric in global politics
📨 Submission Details
To apply, submit a 300-word abstract through the NeMLA portal:
(The information shared here is sourced from official websites and has been reviewed by Media Research for relevance and authenticity. However, we advise caution, as there may still be potential risks. Please avoid sharing any sensitive personal information when applying. The Image is AI generated)
We offer comprehensive research consultation services tailored to your needs. Book your appointment now using the form or email at contact@mediaresearch.co.in
Leave a Reply