Panel 1: Vonnegut and Religion
Chair: Nicole Lowman, University at Buffalo
- “Vonnegut, Apathetic Christianity, and Christian Humanism,” Megan Kehoe, Liberty University
- “Cat’s Cradle: The Sin of Science and Systems,” Ben Berman Ghan, independent scholar
Panel 2: Wither Vonnegut Studies?
Chair: Tom Hertweck, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
- “Why Am I Alive in Slaughterhouse-Five?” Chi Angie Tsai, National Taiwan Normal University
- “Forgetting Red Power: Slaughterhouse-Five, Indigenous Protest, and Vonnegut’s Critique of Settler Colonialism,” Zachary Laminack, University of North Carolina at Pembroke
- “Rumfoord’s Revenge,” Celena R. Orion, Northern Arizona University
- “In the Slaughterhouse: Pairing Night and Slaughterhouse-Five,” Brian Hartt, North Bergen High School
- “Vonnegut and Dresden Historiography: the Strange Case of David Irving,” Susan Farrell, College of Charleston