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Corridors 2019
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Time SlotOakland Center Gold Rooms ABCOakland Center Center Room 126 Oakland Center Room 127Oakland Center Room 128Oakland Center Room 129/130
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8:30-9:00Coffee, Light Continental Breakfast, and Tweeting, Gold Rooms ABC, #Corridors19
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A 9-10:15Crystal L. VanKooten, Josie WalwemaEngaging with Sound as CompositionMake/DoAdrienne Jankins, Nicole Guinot Varty, Sarah Primeau Engaging Student Voices in Assessing a Composition Learning CommunityCollaborateCharity Anderson Bridging the Generational Gap: Cultivating Classical Film Appreciation in the Millennial and Post-Millennial College Composition ClassroomTalkMarilyn BornerTeaching Responsible Citizen Journalism in a Fake News WorldTalkVee KennedyNonverbal and Semiverbal Activities: Engaging Without SpeakingMake/Do
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Steven EngelSomething to Write About: Using Games to Make Professional Writing EngagingTalkCaleb LalinksyWhy We Read Out Loud: How Reading Aloud Promotes Proofreading, Revision, and OwnershipTalk
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Jerry StinnettWriters not Writing: Engaging Students in the Troublesome Knowledge of TransferTalk
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B 10:30- 11:45Sheryl Ruszkiewicz, Karen Brehmer, Matt Burkett, Lori OstergaardMental Brilliance is Not Enough: Engaging with Spoken and Kinesthetic Language in the First-Year Writing ClassroomMake/DoScott J. Kowalewski, Bill Williamson, Imari Tetu, Josh Maday, Alison Hagen, Ashley Ames Going Rogue: Engaging the Next Generation of Students through Programmatic Website DesignCollaborate Kristine Johnson, Krista Carter, Sara Vander BieDirected Self-Placement and Cross-Campus EngagementTalk Suzette BristolTechnology and Collaboration: Engaging Students in Composition through Collaborative Research and Multimodal AssignmentsTalkKefaya DiabDifferent But Equal: What Makes Labor-based Learning Approach InclusiveMake/Do
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Steven KrauseLaptop/Cell Phone Bans are Bullshit (or Maybe Not)Talk
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Lunch, 11:45- 12:45Various Locations
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Plenary 12:45- 1:45Speakers: Roger Chao, Sheryl Ruszkiewicz, Glen Armstrong, Marshall Kitchens, Title: Profiles of Engagement, Location: Gold Rooms ABC
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C 2-3:15MI-WPA Affiliate Executive Committee (Logan Bearden, Mark Blaauw-Hara, Amy Ferdinandt Stolley, Scott J. Kowalewski, Elizabeth Monske, Jeff Pruchnic, Megan Schoen)Engaging Each Other's Writing Programs: Sharing Information Across Michigan Colleges and UniversitiesMake/DoManako YabeHow Do We Engage with Deaf Writers?Collaborate Dana Schumacher-Schmidt, Melissa Sissen Engagement through Ethnography: What Students Learn When They Write About the LibraryTalkRuth BoederNo One Correct Way of Writing and Speaking: Language Diversity in the First Year Writing ClassroomTalkMelissa St. Pierre, Jessica Rico, Betsy Zobl-TarThe Rhetoric That Surrounds, Waving Freely: The Rhetoric of Visual CommunicationMake/Do
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Kelly WhitneyLocal Matters: Engaging Students through Grassroots Community Research and Digital StorytellingTalkDavid R. HammontreeDebugging our Field: Engagement Strategies for Reading & ResponseTalk
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Vee KennedyEngaging Autistic Students in the Writing ClassroomTalk
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D 3:30- 4:45Colleen DoyleSensory Strategies to Re-envision RevisionMake/DoKim Ballard, Joan Conte, Alexa Marie Nussio, Suzan Aiken, Steven Richard Anderson, Jason Conde, Nicole Mullis, Savannah Xaver Engaging While New: WPA Assistant Directors, FYW Instructors, Writing Center ConsultantsCollaborateMelissa St. Pierre, Felicita Arzu Carmichael, Jessica RicoCollaboration is Key: Achieving Engagement Through New ChannelsTalkOpen for spontaneous discussion, action, collaborationVivian KaoThe Nuts and Bolts of Writing in the Disciplines: Creating a WID Working Group at a STEM InstitutionMake/Do
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5-8:00#beerrhetorics at Red Ox Tavern 3773 E Walton Blvd. Auburn Hills, MI 48326
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