THE
DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL POLICY STUDIES
AND THE
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AT LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO
WITH
FUNDING FROM THE SPENCER FOUNDATION PRESENT:
THEORIZING GUN VIOLENCE IN SCHOOLS
October 25th, 2014 join us for free and open
conference.
For more information, contact Dr. Amy Shuffelton, ashuffe@luc.edu.
RSVP TO ATTEND
http://www.luc.edu/rsvpsoe
Located at the Loyola University Water Tower Campus, in the Corboy Law Room
Presentations
will address a range of relevant questions, including: Why are schools stages
for gun violence? What might school shootings say about schools' education of
students' emotions? What part does masculine honor play? How does violence look
from an international perspective? What are appropriate policy responses to gun
violence in schools?
Schedule:
8:30-9 Registration
and Coffee
9-10:15 Bryan
Warnick, Ohio State University “Gun Violence and the Meaning of American Schooling”
Barbara
Stengel, Vanderbilt University, " The Impact of Discouraging
Discourse"
10:30-12 Deron
Boyles and Gabriel Keehn, Georgia State University, "Sense, Nonsense, and Violence:
Levinas and the Internal Logic of School Shootings"
Harvey
Shapiro, Northeastern University, “When the Exception is the Rule: School Shootings,
Bare Life, and the Sovereign Self.”
12-1
Lunch
1-2:15 Amy
Shuffelton, Loyola University Chicago, "'Consider Your
Man Card Reissued': Masculine Honor and Gun Violence"
Jane
O'Dea, University of Lethbridge, "Media and Violence:
Does McLuhan Provide a Connection?"
2:30-4 Dianne
Gereluk, University of Calgary, "The Nature of Risk
on Curricular Practice: The Canadian Context"
Aislinn
O'Donnell, Limerick University, "Conversations, curriculum
and violence"
4-5 Wrap
Up, Chris Higgins, University of Illinois Champagne Urbana
