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
3100,9810,1999,pdf:1999:I.27,6,Presenters,speaker,Aimee L. Pozorski,"Emory University, Atlanta, GA","(Re)Viewing Cultures, (Re)Searching Selves: Finding Intersections in Unmarked Fields",p:aimee-l-pozorski,ror:03czfpz43,pdf-1999-99__program__i.pdf,5
3162,9723,1999,pdf:1999:I.6,4,Presenters,speaker,Deepika Bahri,"Emory University, Atlanta, GA",Arguments to Die (and Kill) For: The Rhetoric and Technology of Hindu Fundamentalisms,p:deepika-bahri,ror:03czfpz43,pdf-1999-99__program__i.pdf,1
4675,11567,2004,pdf:2004:E.31,4,Presenters,speaker,Jeffrey Walker,"Emory University, Atlanta, GA","Mime, Comedy, Sophistry: Speculations on the Origins of Rhetoric",p:jeffrey-walker,ror:03czfpz43,pdf-2004-2004__2004completeprogram.pdf,137
5121,11905,2004,pdf:2004:G.6,2,Presenters,speaker,Gerd Braeuer,"Emory University, Atlanta, GA",Developing a Trans-European Teacher Training Program . . . High School Writing and Reading Centers,p:gerd-braeuer,ror:03czfpz43,pdf-2004-2004__2004completeprogram.pdf,166
8200,15114,2005,pdf:2005:J.21,3,Presenters,speaker,Maisha Fisher,"Emory University, Atlanta, GA",Africa habla a mí; Reconnecting the Diaspora and Beyond in Participatory Literacy Communities,p:maisha-fisher,ror:03czfpz43,pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf,219