Cecelia Alfonso-Stokes
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Talks & Conferences

Presentations

Conference papers, panel chairing, invited talks, and conference organizing — 2020 to present.

Upcoming & Accepted

Spring 2026 Accepted Paper

“Reading, Remediating, and Rewriting America: Latinx Children’s Picture Books in the 21st Century”

MELUS Conference — Society for the Study of the Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States

Spring 2026 Upcoming Panel Chair

“Politics in Contemporary Cultural Production”

Midwest Undergraduate Conference on the Humanities


2025

Spring 2025 Paper

“Methodology of the Obsessed”

MELUS Conference — Society for the Study of the Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States
Austin, TX, April 29–May 3

Spring 2025 Panel Chair

“Correcting the Narrative”

Madison Undergraduate Conference on the Humanities, UW-Madison


2024

Spring 2024 Paper

“Methodology of the Obsessed”

Popular Culture Association Conference


2023

Spring 2023 Panel Chair

“Alterity and Interiority”

MadLit Graduate Conference, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Conference organized by the UW-Madison English Graduate Student Association; Alfonso-Stokes served as Lead Organizer.

Spring 2023 Paper

“Excavating Forms of Life: Place-as-Knowing in Kali Fajardo-Anstine’s Sabrina & Corina and ‘Sugar Babies’”

Latinx/o/a Literary Studies Conference


2022

Spring 2022 Paper

“Ghostly Presents / Material Pasts: A Gothic Reading of Claudia Rankine’s Citizen: An American Lyric”

MadLit Graduate Conference, University of Wisconsin-Madison


2021

Spring 2021 Paper

“‘Most Young King(s) Get Their Head(s) Cut Off’: Kevin Young’s Mimetic Ekphrasis and the Initiation of (More) Young Black Artists in ‘Defacement’”

MELUS Conference — Society for the Study of the Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States

Spring 2021 Paper

“Networks of Violence Establishing Identity: Town Gossip and Roles of Difference in Toni Morrison’s Sula and Jazz”

EGSA Graduate Conference, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Spring 2021 Paper

“Adaptability, Motion, and Identity: Identification in Sandra Cisneros’s ‘Woman Hollering Creek’”

NeMLA Conference — Northeast Modern Language Association


2020

Spring 2020 Paper

“Adaptability, Motion, and Identity: Identification in Sandra Cisneros’s ‘Woman Hollering Creek’”

EGSA Graduate Conference, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Spring 2020 Panel Chair

“Sex, Gender, and Violence”

EGSA Graduate Conference, University of North Carolina at Charlotte


Conference Organizing

2022–2023Lead Organizer

MadLit Graduate Conference

University of Wisconsin-Madison English Graduate Student Association

Lead organizer of UW-Madison’s annual English department graduate student conference.

At a Glance
  • 14 papers, panels, and talks
  • 5 conference papers presented
  • 5 panels chaired
  • 1 conference organized
  • Active 2020–present
Professional Organizations
  • MELUS
  • Popular Culture Association
  • NeMLA
  • Latinx/o/a Literary Studies
Materials
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Cecelia Alfonso-Stokes

PhD Candidate, University of Wisconsin-Madison — Department of English

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