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
7634,15470,2005,pdf:2005:FSIG.2,2,Chairs,chair,Nancy Linh Karls,"University of Colorado, Denver",,p:nancy-linh-karls,ror:02hh7en24,pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf,257
7659,15474,2005,pdf:2005:FSIG.5,1,Chair,chair,Filipp Sapienza,Colorado University-Denver,,p:filipp-sapienza,ror:02hh7en24,pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf,258
7660,15475,2005,pdf:2005:FSIG.5,2,Presenters,speaker,Filipp Sapienza,Colorado University-Denver,What the Russian Third Renaissance Contributes to Contemporary Approaches to Rhetoric and Communication,p:filipp-sapienza,ror:02hh7en24,pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf,258
7662,15477,2005,pdf:2005:FSIG.5,4,Presenters,speaker,John Killoran,Colorado University-Denver,"Monologism, Dialogism, and Centripetal and Centrifugal Forces in the Web",p:john-killoran,ror:02hh7en24,pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf,258
9191,13442,2005,pdf:2005:W.2,18,Facilitators,facilitator,Nancy Linh Karls,University of Colorado–Denver,,p:nancy-linh-karls,ror:02hh7en24,pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf,66