Writing & Linguistics: Faculty Presentations (1994-2023)

 

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Collection preserves presentations by faculty and staff of the former Department of Writing & Linguistics. These presentations are included in collections of the successor Department of English.

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from 2017

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Mentoring, Mansplaining, Mothering: Directing Creative Writing Programs While Female, Laura E. Valeri, Stephanie Vanderslice, Leanna James Blackwell, Judith Baumel, and Janet Sylvester

The Urge to Merge: Pressures, Politics, Practicalities, Kristen Williams, Lisa A. Costello, Kristi Branham, Janet Badia, and Tanya Saroj Bakhru

from 2016

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LILAC and Citation Project Workshop, Jeanne Bohannon, Sandra Jamieson, Jinrong Li, Janice R. Walker, and Carrie Wastal

Communal Memory Narratives: How Local Holocaust Museums Reflect and Shape Their Communities, Lisa A. Costello

Is it Happening Again? How Deferred Memories by Women Revive Public Memory and the Holocaust, Lisa A. Costello

Women and Mentorship in Academia: In the Classroom and in the Profession, Lisa A. Costello

Designing & Grading Multimodal Writing Assignments, Lisa Dusenberry

Nancy Drew, Vampire Slayer and Bella Swan, Vampire Lover: Drawing Out Emotions in Graphic Novel Adaptations, Lisa Dusenberry

Producing Games in the Writing Classroom: A Writing Workshop Approach, Lisa Dusenberry

Teaching Technical Communication as Storytelling: Using Infographics to Teach 21st Century Competencies, Lisa Dusenberry

Valuing Empathy: Technical Communicator as Storyteller, Lisa Dusenberry

Digital Mix: The Landscape of Digital Pedagogy in the Writing and Communication Classroom, Halcyon Lawrence, Liz Hutter, Joy Robinson, and Lisa Dusenberry

Analysis of College Writing Assignments, Jinrong Li

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From Text-Based to Digital Feedback: What Has Changed?, Jinrong Li

Lexical Richness of L1 and L2 Students’ Writing, Jinrong Li

Rethinking Rubric Design: A Methodology for Reducing Variations in Student and Teacher Assessments of Writing, Peggy J. Lindsey and Jinrong Li

Neoliberal Universities and the Myth of the Dying Humanities: Activist Pedagogy & Global Learning, Jane V. Rago

‘Too Dark Altogether:’ Neoliberal Imperialism, Then & Now, Jane V. Rago

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Collaborative Strategies for Distributed Teams: Innovation Through Interlaced Collaborative Writing, Joy Robinson, Lisa Dusenberry, and Halcyon M. Lawrence

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We Don’t String Popcorn Necklaces Here: Brain Science and Assessment Beyond Craft, Laura E. Valeri