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12 rows where institution_id = "ror:022kthw22" and year = 2017

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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
39193 39193 46161 2017 pdf:2017:B.26 1 Speakers speaker Whitney Gegg-Harrison University of Rochester Learning to Think about Language in a First-Year Writing Class: Code-Meshing as an Object of Study in Formal, Argumentative Writing p:whitney-gegg-harrison ror:022kthw22 pdf-2017-2017__program__2017program.pdf 101
39194 39194 46162 2017 pdf:2017:B.26 2 Speakers speaker Sarah Lamade University of Rochester Supporting the Author’s Own Voice: Developing Strategies for Tutoring Code-Meshing p:sarah-lamade ror:022kthw22 pdf-2017-2017__program__2017program.pdf 101
39195 39195 46163 2017 pdf:2017:B.26 3 Speakers speaker Stella Wang University of Rochester Building a Linguistically Inclusive Classroom: The Place and Practices of Code-Meshing in FYC p:stella-wang ror:022kthw22 pdf-2017-2017__program__2017program.pdf 101
39196 39196 46164 2017 pdf:2017:B.26 4 Speakers speaker Suzanne Woodring University of Rochester Considering Audience and Teaching Culture through Informal, Code-Meshing Opportunities: Code-Meshing as a Communicative Tool p:suzanne-woodring ror:022kthw22 pdf-2017-2017__program__2017program.pdf 101
39507 39507 46470 2017 pdf:2017:C.42 1 Chair chair Liz Tinelli University of Rochester   p:liz-tinelli ror:022kthw22 pdf-2017-2017__program__2017program.pdf 129
39508 39508 46471 2017 pdf:2017:C.42 2 Speakers speaker Rachel Lee University of Rochester   p:rachel-lee ror:022kthw22 pdf-2017-2017__program__2017program.pdf 129
39509 39509 46472 2017 pdf:2017:C.42 3 Speakers speaker Deborah Rossen-Knill University of Rochester   p:deborah-rossen-knill ror:022kthw22 pdf-2017-2017__program__2017program.pdf 129
39510 39510 46473 2017 pdf:2017:C.42 4 Speakers speaker Liz Tinelli University of Rochester   p:liz-tinelli ror:022kthw22 pdf-2017-2017__program__2017program.pdf 129
39639 39639 46612 2017 pdf:2017:D.19 5 Speakers speaker Katherine Schaefer University of Rochester, NY Working with Disciplinary Experts: Using a Rhetorical Genre Analysis Approach to Teaching ‘Writing Up Your Research’ in Biology p:katherine-schaefer ror:022kthw22 pdf-2017-2017__program__2017program.pdf 143
40289 40289 48476 2017 pdf:2017:FSIG.12 2 Chairs chair Deborah Rossen-Knill University of Rochester   p:deborah-rossen-knill ror:022kthw22 pdf-2017-2017__program__2017program.pdf 334
40297 40297 48484 2017 pdf:2017:FSIG.12 10 Speakers speaker Stella Wang University of Rochester, NY   p:stella-wang ror:022kthw22 pdf-2017-2017__program__2017program.pdf 334
40658 40658 47645 2017 pdf:2017:H.27 2 Speakers speaker David Bleich University of Rochester Territoriality and Censorship in Writing Studies and Literature p:david-bleich ror:022kthw22 pdf-2017-2017__program__2017program.pdf 245

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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);
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