appearances

One row per name listed in a session, with the name, affiliation and paper title exactly as printed, and the matched person and institution.

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4 rows where institution_id = "ror:03vdm5c68" and year = 2012

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  • 2012 · 4 ✖
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
27014 27014 33982 2012 pdf:2012:J.10 1 Chair chair Stacia Dunn Neeley Texas Wesleyan University, Fort Worth   p:stacia-dunn-neeley ror:03vdm5c68 pdf-2012-2012__program__program2012.pdf 227
27015 27015 33983 2012 pdf:2012:J.10 2 Speakers speaker Whitney Myers Texas Wesleyan University, Fort Worth ‘But Didn’t You Think My Website Looked Nice?’: Confronting Paradox between What Students Hear and What Teachers Ask for in the Multimodal FYW Class p:whitney-myers ror:03vdm5c68 pdf-2012-2012__program__program2012.pdf 227
27016 27016 33984 2012 pdf:2012:J.10 3 Speakers speaker Carol Johnson Gerendas Texas Wesleyan University, Fort Worth Through the Looking Glass: How Convergent Media, Genre, and Visual Rhetoric Inform Assessment of Multimodal Writing p:carol-johnson-gerendas ror:03vdm5c68 pdf-2012-2012__program__program2012.pdf 227
27017 27017 33985 2012 pdf:2012:J.10 4 Speakers speaker Stacia Dunn Neeley Texas Wesleyan University, Fort Worth Closing the Loop: Embedding Ethics in Sequenced Assignment Assessment p:stacia-dunn-neeley ror:03vdm5c68 pdf-2012-2012__program__program2012.pdf 227

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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);