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7583 7583 pdf:2015:A.1 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.1 The Selfie Project: Risk-Taking in First-Year Sociology Research and Writing       Advanced Writing Academic writing, reading and transitions           0
7584 7584 pdf:2015:A.10 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.10 Thinking Big on a Small Campus: Innovative Composition at Regional, Branch, and Satellite Institutions       Institutional and Professional Institutions, labor and the profession           0
7585 7585 pdf:2015:A.11 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.11 Independent Writing Departments and Programs: Multiple Perspectives (Sponsored by Independent       Institutional and Professional Institutions, labor and the profession           0
7586 7586 pdf:2015:A.12 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.12 Taking Risks and Reaping Rewards: Faculty, Students, and WPAs on Multimodality       Innovation and Taking Risks Convention theme track           0
7587 7587 pdf:2015:A.13 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.13 Risky Writing in the STEM Classroom: Exploring the Challenges and Rewards       Innovation and Taking Risks Convention theme track           0
7588 7588 pdf:2015:A.14 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.14 Academic Boundaries and Habitual Risk       Innovation and Taking Risks Convention theme track           0
7589 7589 pdf:2015:A.15 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.15 Teaching through Failure       Innovation and Taking Risks Convention theme track           0
7590 7590 pdf:2015:A.16 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.16 Comp’s Got Ninety-Nine Problems, but Racial Equity Ain’t One–The Risky Business of Engaging Racial Equity in Writing Instruction       Innovation and Taking Risks Convention theme track           0
7591 7591 pdf:2015:A.17 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.17 Translating Translingualism: A Contribution and a Critique of the Translanguaging Approach with Translocal Cases       Language Language and literacy           0
7592 7592 pdf:2015:A.18 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.18 The Networked Rhetorical Situation: 3 Case Studies in Genre Change       Professional and Technical Writing Professional and technical writing           0
7593 7593 pdf:2015:A.2 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.2 Prolonging the ALP Effect: A Multi-Pronged Approach to Co-Requisite Enrollment for Developmental Writing       Basic Writing Basic writing           0
7594 7594 pdf:2015:A.20 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.20 Writing Assessment and Research Methodologies       Research Theory and research methods           0
7595 7595 pdf:2015:A.21 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.21 Literacy in Motion: Researching and Teaching       Research Theory and research methods           0
7596 7596 pdf:2015:A.22 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.22 Responding to Student Writers: Productively Situating Responses to Students and Their Writing       Research Theory and research methods           0
7597 7597 pdf:2015:A.23 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.23 Inventing the Field: Researcher Identity, Dissertations, and Metaphors for Invention       Research Theory and research methods           0
7598 7598 pdf:2015:A.24 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.24 Better Breathers are Better Learners       First-Year Composition First-year composition           0
7599 7599 pdf:2015:A.25 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.25 Breaking Down Barriers: Risks and Rewards of Redesigning FYC Curriculum for the Multilingual Reality       First-Year Composition First-year composition           0
7600 7600 pdf:2015:A.26 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.26 Taking Risks in Teaching Politics and Ethics in FYC       First-Year Composition First-year composition           0
7601 7601 pdf:2015:A.27 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.27 Game On: Games and Gamification in First-Year Composition       First-Year Composition First-year composition           0
7602 7602 pdf:2015:A.28 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.28 Felt Sense 2.0: Writing with the Body in a Digital World       Theory Theory and research methods           0
7603 7603 pdf:2015:A.29 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.29 Rhetorics of Augmented Reality       Theory Theory and research methods           0
7604 7604 pdf:2015:A.3 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.3 Gender, Service, Support, and Storytelling: The Risks and Rewards of Telling a Woman’s War Story                     0
7605 7605 pdf:2015:A.30 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.30 Queering the Ear: Queer Riffs on Rhetoric and Listening       Theory Theory and research methods           0
7606 7606 pdf:2015:A.31 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.31 After “The Epistemic Music of Rhetoric”: Risks and Rewards Teaching Non/Object(ive), Dis/Sonic, E/Lectronic, Re/Embodied Sounds       Theory Theory and research methods           0
7607 7607 pdf:2015:A.32 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.32 Making Courses Talk to Each Other: Transfer of Learning from the First Year into the Disciplines       Writing Programs Writing programs and administration           0
7608 7608 pdf:2015:A.33 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.33 A Change for the Better: WAC/Writing Center Partner-ships       Writing Programs Writing programs and administration           0
7609 7609 pdf:2015:A.34 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.34 Risking Word and Limb: Embodied Strategies in the Tutoring of Writing       Writing Programs Writing programs and administration           0
7610 7610 pdf:2015:A.35 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.35 Absolute Equality: Rhetorics of Race and Class, Resistance and Reconciliation from Jim Crow to a Post-Racial United States       History History           0
7611 7611 pdf:2015:A.4 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.4 The Risks of Engagement: Infrastructures of Place-Based Pedagogy in Urban Midwestern Contexts                     0
7612 7612 pdf:2015:A.5 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.5 Microhistories of Composition Studies: The Risks and Rewards       History History           0
7613 7613 pdf:2015:A.6 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.6 The Emergence of Global Rhetorics: From Local to Cosmopolitan       History History           0
7614 7614 pdf:2015:A.7 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.7 Massive Risk, Massive Reward: What We Learned about Teaching and Composing by Offering a MOOC       Information Technologies Information, technology and digital cultures           0
7615 7615 pdf:2015:A.8 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.8 Composing Identities: Risks and Rewards of Social Class and Gender Performance in Online Spaces       Information Technologies Information, technology and digital cultures           0
7616 7616 pdf:2015:A.9 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   A.9 “One Does Not Simply Use Memes to Teach Writing!” Locating the Rhetoricity of Memes in the History, Theory, and Technology of Writing Studies       Information Technologies Information, technology and digital cultures           0
7617 7617 pdf:2015:AW.1 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__wed.pdf   AW.1 Exploring Latinidad in the South and Florida: A Workshop                     0
7618 7618 pdf:2015:AW.10 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__wed.pdf   AW.10 The LILAC Project: Studying Student Research for Improved Information Literacy Pedagogies                     0
7619 7619 pdf:2015:AW.11 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__wed.pdf   AW.11 The Job, not Just the Job Market: Preparing for Professional Life in Composition and Rhetoric                     0
7620 7620 pdf:2015:AW.12 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__wed.pdf   AW.12 Narrative Truth: The Risks and Rewards of Prison                     0
7621 7621 pdf:2015:AW.13 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__wed.pdf   AW.13 Ethical Issues for Beginning Researchers                     0
7622 7622 pdf:2015:AW.14 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__wed.pdf   AW.14 Making the Most Powerful Point: How to Get the Most                     0
7623 7623 pdf:2015:AW.15 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__wed.pdf   AW.15 Rewriting Plato’s Legacy: Ethics, Rhetoric, and Writing                     0
7624 7624 pdf:2015:AW.16 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__wed.pdf   AW.16 The Risks and Rewards of Linguistically Standing Your                     0
7625 7625 pdf:2015:AW.2 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__wed.pdf   AW.2 Going Outside: Internships, FieldTrips, and Experiential                     0
7626 7626 pdf:2015:AW.3 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__wed.pdf   AW.3 A Technical and Professional Writing Pedagogy                     0
7627 7627 pdf:2015:AW.4 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__wed.pdf   AW.4 Writing Democracy: Invisibility and Visibility                     0
7628 7628 pdf:2015:AW.5 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__wed.pdf   AW.5 Teaching Indigenous Rhetorics in the First-Year Writing                     0
7629 7629 pdf:2015:AW.6 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__wed.pdf   AW.6 The Job Market and Higher Education: Negotiations and Navigations of the New Doctoral Student                     0
7630 7630 pdf:2015:AW.8 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__wed.pdf   AW.8 Are Texts That Display Differently Different Texts?                     0
7631 7631 pdf:2015:AW.9 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__wed.pdf   AW.9 Writing Studio Tools and Strategies across Contexts: Exploring Possibilities at Your Institutions                     0
7632 7632 pdf:2015:B.1 2015 pdf-2015-2015__program__thurs.pdf   B.1 From Remediation to Meaning: Approaches to Structuring Co-Requisite Courses       Basic Writing Basic writing           0

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CREATE TABLE sessions (id TEXT, year INTEGER, source_document_id TEXT, parent_id TEXT, code TEXT, title TEXT, session_type TEXT, audience_level TEXT, tracks TEXT, area TEXT, area_group TEXT, topic_tags TEXT, group_id TEXT, dates TEXT, time_label TEXT, room TEXT, cancelled INTEGER);
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