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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
20855 20855 27657 2010 pdf:2010:D.3 3 Speakers speaker Paul Anderson Miami University of Ohio, Oxford Completing the Portrait of Writing in U.S. Higher Education: Integrating Writing Consortium Results from the 2009 Faculty Survey of Student Engagement with Those from the 2009 Student Survey of Student Engagement p:paul-anderson ror:05nbqxr67 pdf-2010-2010__cccc2010-program.pdf 123
21105 21105 28027 2010 pdf:2010:F.1 1 Chair chair Dominic James Ashby Miami University, Oxford, OH   p:dominic-ashby ror:05nbqxr67 pdf-2010-2010__cccc2010-program.pdf 158
21168 21168 28117 2010 pdf:2010:F.23 3 Speakers speaker Anna Hensley Miami University, Oxford, OH ‘Why Would We Want to Change’: Gendered Language in the Composition Classroom p:anna-hensley ror:05nbqxr67 pdf-2010-2010__cccc2010-program.pdf 164
21169 21169 28118 2010 pdf:2010:F.23 4 Speakers speaker Aurora Matzke Miami University, Oxford, OH ‘Why Would We Want to Change’: Gendered Language in the Composition Classroom p:aurora-matzke ror:05nbqxr67 pdf-2010-2010__cccc2010-program.pdf 164
21170 21170 28119 2010 pdf:2010:F.23 5 Speakers speaker Sonya Lawson Parrish Miami University, Oxford, OH ‘Why Would We Want to Change’: Gendered Language in the Composition Classroom p:sonya-lawson-parrish ror:05nbqxr67 pdf-2010-2010__cccc2010-program.pdf 164
21220 21220 28165 2010 pdf:2010:F.37 2 Speakers speaker Lance Cummings Miami University of Ohio, Oxford Cooking Up First and Second Problematic: Remixing the Writing Recipe p:lance-cummings ror:05nbqxr67 pdf-2010-2010__cccc2010-program.pdf 168
21291 21291 29070 2010 pdf:2010:FSIG.5 1 Chair chair John Paul Tassoni Miami University, Middletown, OH   p:john-tassoni ror:05nbqxr67 pdf-2010-2010__cccc2010-program.pdf 260
21767 21767 28688 2010 pdf:2010:I.35 2 Speakers speaker Jason Palmeri Miami University, Oxford, OH Video Remix and Civic Engagement: Reaching Audiences beyond the Classroom p:jason-palmeri ror:05nbqxr67 pdf-2010-2010__cccc2010-program.pdf 216
21768 21768 28689 2010 pdf:2010:I.35 3 Speakers speaker Stephen Kostyo Miami University, Oxford, OH The Politics of Entertainment: Perspectives of a Student Activist p:stephen-kostyo ror:05nbqxr67 pdf-2010-2010__cccc2010-program.pdf 216
21769 21769 28690 2010 pdf:2010:I.35 4 Speakers speaker Abby Dubisar Miami University, Oxford, OH Re-seeing Ancient Rhetoric: Video Remix and/as Rhetorical Analysis p:abby-dubisar ror:05nbqxr67 pdf-2010-2010__cccc2010-program.pdf 216
21813 21813 28567 2010 pdf:2010:I.6 5 Speakers speaker Katharine Ronald Miami University of Ohio, Oxford Double Triangle: Rhetorical Strategies in Collaboration p:katharine-ronald ror:05nbqxr67 pdf-2010-2010__cccc2010-program.pdf 207
21894 21894 28815 2010 pdf:2010:J.23 2 Speakers speaker Kevin Rutherford Miami University, Oxford, OH Playing that Rewards: Video Games as Rhetorical Tools in Composition Classrooms p:kevin-rutherford ror:05nbqxr67 pdf-2010-2010__cccc2010-program.pdf 227
21902 21902 28823 2010 pdf:2010:J.25 1 Chair chair LuMing Mao Miami University, Oxford, OH   p:luming-mao ror:05nbqxr67 pdf-2010-2010__cccc2010-program.pdf 228
21910 21910 28831 2010 pdf:2010:J.25 9 Respondent respondent LuMing Mao Miami University, Oxford, OH   p:luming-mao ror:05nbqxr67 pdf-2010-2010__cccc2010-program.pdf 228
22144 22144 28921 2010 pdf:2010:K.6 3 Speakers speaker Joseph Burzynski Miami University, Oxford, OH   p:joseph-burzynski ror:05nbqxr67 pdf-2010-2010__cccc2010-program.pdf 238
22182 22182 29140 2010 pdf:2010:L.11 4 Speakers speaker Lisa Blankenship Miami University, Oxford, OH Rethinking Polarized Discourse: Critical Empathy and California’s Proposition 8 Campaign p:lisa-blankenship ror:05nbqxr67 pdf-2010-2010__cccc2010-program.pdf 275
22299 22299 29112 2010 pdf:2010:L.4 5 Speakers speaker James Porter Miami University, Oxford, OH Ethical Economic Sustainability for Open-Access Journal Publishing p:james-porter ror:05nbqxr67 pdf-2010-2010__cccc2010-program.pdf 273
22380 22380 29338 2010 pdf:2010:M.23 2 Speakers speaker Michele Simmons Miami University, Oxford, OH Building Rhetorics of Change p:michele-simmons ror:05nbqxr67 pdf-2010-2010__cccc2010-program.pdf 291
22611 22611 29482 2010 pdf:2010:N.22 2 Speakers speaker Melissa Toomey Miami University, Oxford, OH Turning the Rhetorical Kaleidoscope: Utilizing Emotion as a Framework for Theorizing Differences between Women p:melissa-toomey ror:05nbqxr67 pdf-2010-2010__cccc2010-program.pdf 303
22650 22650 29420 2010 pdf:2010:N.5 4 Speakers speaker Cynthia Lewiecki-Wilson Miami University, Oxford, OH Commonplaces in Teaching Argument: Using Aristotle and Disability Studies in Teaching Students Analysis and Argument p:cynthia-lewiecki-wilson ror:05nbqxr67 pdf-2010-2010__cccc2010-program.pdf 298

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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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