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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
6880 6880 13754 2005 pdf:2005:B.26 3 Presenters speaker Derek Mueller Syracuse University, NY Ping! Re-Addressing Audience in the Blogosphere p:derek-mueller ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 98
6926 6926 13671 2005 pdf:2005:B.6 5 Presenters speaker Dana Harrington Syracuse University, NY Alternative Histories of Rhetorical Pedagogy and the Prospects for Agency p:dana-harrington ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 91
7035 7035 13910 2005 pdf:2005:C.31 2 Presenters speaker Jonna Gilfus Syracuse University, NY (Un)easy access: Preservice Secondary Education Teachers’ Reflections on Language Difference p:jonna-gilfus ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 112
7149 7149 14024 2005 pdf:2005:D.24 1 Chair chair Collin Brooke Syracuse University, NY   p:collin-brooke ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 122
7151 7151 14026 2005 pdf:2005:D.24 3 Presenters speaker Collin Brooke Syracuse University, NY A-lists and Power Laws: The Dynamics of Network Celebrity p:collin-brooke ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 122
7522 7522 14239 2005 pdf:2005:F.5 1 Presenters speaker Heather Rosso Syracuse University, NY Beyond the Golden Gate—Getting Past the Plagiarism Gatekeeper p:heather-rosso ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 144
7559 7559 15524 2005 pdf:2005:FSIG.13 7 Presenters speaker Derek Mueller Syracuse University, NY   p:derek-mueller ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 261
7627 7627 15592 2005 pdf:2005:FSIG.19 12 Presenters speaker Dawnelle Jager Syracuse University/SUNY, Syracuse Multi-media and Multi-genre Environmental Research Anthology p:dawnelle-jager ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 265
7741 7741 14653 2005 pdf:2005:G.20 2 Presenters speaker Adam Banks Syracuse University, NY Between an Embrace and Damning Critique: The Black Left and the Problem of Technology Theory p:adam-banks ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 179
7753 7753 14665 2005 pdf:2005:G.23 2 Presenters speaker Gwendolyn Pough Syracuse University, NY Real Black Girls and Down Ass Chicks: Issues of Representation, Access, and Empowerment in Hip-Hop p:gwendolyn-pough ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 180
7754 7754 14666 2005 pdf:2005:G.23 3 Presenters speaker Elisa Norris Syracuse University, NY Black Womanist Pedagogy and Critical Literacy through Hip-Hop p:elisa-marie-norris ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 180
7776 7776 14688 2005 pdf:2005:G.29 3 Presenters speaker Steve Parks Syracuse University, NY The Left’s Response to Outsourcing Writing Instruction: A Critique and Proposal for Change p:steve-parks ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 182
7777 7777 14689 2005 pdf:2005:G.29 4 Presenters speaker Eileen Schell Syracuse University, NY Offshoring Writing Instruction: It Is Not as Far Away as You Might Think p:eileen-schell ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 182
7901 7901 14807 2005 pdf:2005:H.25 2 Presenters speaker Lois Agnew Syracuse University, NY Problems of Access in Changing Cultural Times p:lois-agnew ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 192
7904 7904 14810 2005 pdf:2005:H.26 1 Chair chair Carol Lipson Syracuse University, NY   p:carol-lipson ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 193
7908 7908 14814 2005 pdf:2005:H.26 5 Presenters speaker Carol Lipson Syracuse University, NY The Rhetorical Culture of Memory in Ancient Egypt p:carol-lipson ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 193
8274 8274 15044 2005 pdf:2005:J.4 1 Presenters speaker Edward Lessor Syracuse University, NY Negotiating Social Class in the ‘Post-class’ Writing Classroom p:edward-lessor ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 214
8411 8411 15317 2005 pdf:2005:K.32 3 Presenters speaker Yu Qin Syracuse University, NY ‘Social Harmony’ in ESL Writing: Chinese Students and the Debate over Critical Literacy p:yu-ruby-qin ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 236
8635 8635 15704 2005 pdf:2005:M.20 1 Chair chair Jennifer Wingard Syracuse University, NY   p:jennifer-wingard ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 280
8636 8636 15705 2005 pdf:2005:M.20 2 Presenters speaker Justin Schapp Syracuse University, NY ‘Masters’ of the RES: ‘Rhetorical Events & Situations’ p:justin-schapp ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 280
8637 8637 15706 2005 pdf:2005:M.20 3 Presenters speaker Jennifer Wingard Syracuse University, NY What? You Don’t Hear Me?: The Rhetorical Usefulness of the ‘Tolerated Margin’ p:jennifer-wingard ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 280
8638 8638 15707 2005 pdf:2005:M.20 4 Presenters speaker Gale Coskan-Johnson Syracuse University, NY ‘Us’ and ‘Them:’ Troubling the Pronouns of National Purity p:gale-coskan-johnson ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 280
8919 8919 13563 2005 pdf:2005:PSIG.1 1 Chair chair Steve Parks The Writing Program, Syracuse University, NY   p:steve-parks ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 77
8922 8922 13566 2005 pdf:2005:PSIG.1 4 Presenters speaker Scott Lyons Syracuse University, NY Indians at the C & R Ranch p:scott-lyons ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 77
8986 8986 14461 2005 pdf:2005:TSIG.11 4 Chair chair Scott Lyons Leech Lake Tribal College/Syracuse University, NY   p:scott-lyons ror:025r5qe02 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf 160

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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);