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11 rows where institution_id = "ror:00y4zzh67" and year = 2008

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Link rowid ▼ id year session_id ord role role_group name_as_printed affiliation_as_printed paper_title person_id institution_id source_document_id page
15152 15152 22145 2008 pdf:2008:B.35 3 Speakers speaker Rachel Riedner The George Washington University, Washington, D.C. Zapatista Rhetoric and the Borders of Global Capital: Ethics and Border Literacies p:rachel-riedner ror:00y4zzh67 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 103
15482 15482 22490 2008 pdf:2008:D.26 4 Speakers speaker Sandie Friedman George Washington University, Washington, D.C. From Awe to Authority: First-Year Students Writing the Holocaust p:sandie-friedman ror:00y4zzh67 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 130
15483 15483 22491 2008 pdf:2008:D.26 5 Speakers speaker Cayo Gamber The George Washington University, Washington, D.C. ‘Paper Tombstones’: Teaching the Holocaust in a Writing Class p:cayo-gamber ror:00y4zzh67 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 130
16350 16350 23361 2008 pdf:2008:I.28 4 Speakers speaker Christy Zink The George Washington University, Washington, D.C. Rewriting the Offender: Restorative Justice Practices and Plagiarism p:christy-zink ror:00y4zzh67 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 203
16581 16581 23587 2008 pdf:2008:K.20 2 Speakers speaker Phillip Troutman George Washington University, Washington, D.C. A Proto-disciplinary Approach to First-Year Writing: The Comics Medium as an Object of Student Research p:phillip-troutman ror:00y4zzh67 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 223
16722 16722 23670 2008 pdf:2008:L.3 2 Speakers speaker Phyllis Ryder The George Washington University, Washington, D.C. The Peculiar Rhetoric of Public Writing, as Seen through Community-oriented Pedagogy p:phyllis-ryder ror:00y4zzh67 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 249
17052 17052 23991 2008 pdf:2008:O.15 1 Chair chair Melinda Knight The George Washington University, Washington, D.C.   p:melinda-knight ror:00y4zzh67 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 275
17053 17053 23992 2008 pdf:2008:O.15 2 Speakers speaker Melinda Knight The George Washington University, Washington, D.C. Making Assessment Part of a Culture of Writing: Changing Realities of Perception p:melinda-knight ror:00y4zzh67 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 275
17054 17054 23993 2008 pdf:2008:O.15 3 Speakers speaker Megan Siczek The George Washington University, Washington, D.C. Hearing What EAP Students Have to Say p:megan-siczek ror:00y4zzh67 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 275
17055 17055 23994 2008 pdf:2008:O.15 4 Speakers speaker Carol Hayes The George Washington University, Washington, D.C. Student Self-reflection: Assessing the Writing Process p:carol-hayes ror:00y4zzh67 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 275
17056 17056 23995 2008 pdf:2008:O.15 5 Speakers speaker Robbin Zeff The George Washington University, Washington, D.C. Using a Wiki as a Student Assessment Technique: The GW Plagiarism Project Wiki p:robbin-zeff ror:00y4zzh67 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 276

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CREATE TABLE appearances (id INTEGER, year INTEGER, session_id TEXT, ord INTEGER, role TEXT, role_group TEXT, name_as_printed TEXT, affiliation_as_printed TEXT, paper_title TEXT, person_id TEXT, institution_id TEXT, source_document_id TEXT, page INTEGER);
CREATE INDEX ix_appearances_session_id ON appearances(session_id);
CREATE INDEX ix_appearances_person_id ON appearances(person_id);
CREATE INDEX ix_appearances_institution_id ON appearances(institution_id);
CREATE INDEX ix_appearances_year ON appearances(year);