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Thank you for volunteering to be a reviewer at the 2016 Thomas R. Watson Conference for the Sweetland DRC. Please fill in your information below to indicate which sessions you would like to review, up to two sessions. You may choose a session from the list below that hasn’t been listed by someone else, or enter the information for the session(s) you plan to review. Once you have signed up below, you will receive an email confirming your choices. Please email DRCfellows@umich.edu with any questions. Suggested Sessions: Please pick at least one session to review from the list below (if you plan to review a second session, feel free to choose one not on this list)
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Reviewer NameAffiliationEmail addressNumber of Reviews I plan to compose (1or 2)Sessions that I will review (please use letter & number, e.g., A9)short bio (one to two lines)Additional Comments
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Chris ScheidlerUniversity of Louisvillechristopher.scheidler@louisville.edu1Closing sessionChris is a first year PhD student and Assistant Director of the Virtual Writing Center at the University of Louisville.
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Kathryn PerryCalifornia State University, Los Angeles kperry4@calstatela.edu 1Keynote Session 7Kathryn is an Assistant Professor of English at CSULA. Her research explores the role of narrative in shaping community literacy practices and community engagement partnerships.
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Summer DickinsonIndiana University of PAs.e.dickinson@iup.edu 2
Keynote Session 1 (Donahue) & 5 (Shipka)
Summer Dickinson is a PhD Candidate at Indiana University of PA and faculty member at CCC. Her research explores materiality, laminted trajectories, and thing theory.
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Margaret Bertucci HamperUniversity of Wisconsin-Madisonhamper@wisc.edu1Keynote Session 2 (Kynard)Margaret is a PhD Candidate at the University of Wisconsin Madison and Assistant Director of its English 201 Program. Focusing on basic writing, her research investigates intersections between literacy, race, wealth, and composition pedagogy.
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Janine MorrisNova Southeastern Universityjmorris2@nova.edu1A.3- Mobilizing Digital Feminist Rhetorical Theory & PracticeJanine is an Assistant Professor of Writing and Communication at Nova Southeastern University. Her research explores digital reading and composing practices.  
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Chen ChenNorth Carolina State Universitycchen23@ncsu.edu1C.7Chen is a PhD student in the Communication, Rhetoric & Digital Media Program at North Carolina State University. Her research areas include network studies, digital rhetoric, and social media. She's particularly interested in how scholars communicate and build their professional networks.
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Kristin RavelUniversity of Wisconsin-Milwaukeekmravel@uwm.edu1
Session D.11: Games, Play, and Design: Composing Mobility in Genres, Learning, and Knowledge
Kristin is a PhD Candidate at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Her research considers feminist ethics, multimodality, and digital rhetoric.
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Laura GonzalesUniversity of Texas-El Pasogonzlaur@gmail.com1
Session G.7: In, Around, Up, Over, and Through: Negotiating the
Obstacle Courses of First-Year Writing
Laura is an Assistant Professor of Writing and Rhetoric Studies at the University of Texas-El Paso. Her research highlights the value of linguistic diversity in professional and academic contexts.
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