In this session, “seasoned” graduate students will share their tips and tricks for success in their first year and beyond. They will also answer your burning questions about navigating the first year.
Students’ Perspectives on Emergency Remote Teaching in a College Writing Course during the COVID-19 Pandemic The COVID-19 pandemic forced most of the educational institutions in the USA to quickly transfer to emergency remote teaching, finding many instructors and students unprepared. This study explored university students’ perspectives in a composition course during the emergency period and … Continue reading ALT Brown Bag Presentation
We will be holding THREE virtual readings for the Emerging Writers Reading Series this semester. The first reading will be held on Thursday, September 17 at 7:00 PM. Our readers this month, in order, will be Nancy Hayes, Natalie Deam, Zoë Fay-Stindt, and Eric Williams. I do hope you can join us as we listen … Continue reading Emerging Writers Reading Series for September
This will be held online. Details to follow.
Dr. Godwin Agboka will be giving a presentation titled “Injustice and Privilege in Technical Communication: Social Justice Strategies for Programmatic Development” on Wednesday, November 18, 2020. Because of restrictions on large gatherings, his talk will be delivered through Webex. Dr. Godwin Agbokais an Assistant Professor of Technical and Professional Communication at the University of Houston … Continue reading Godwin Agboka is scheduled to give a research presentation on November 18th
Christina Cedillo will be presenting “Contesting Monstrous Representations: Latinx Multimodal Rhetorics of Resistance” on Wednesday, October 7, 2020. Because of restrictions on large gatherings, her talk will be presented through Webex. Christina V. Cedillo is an assistant professor of writing and rhetoric at the University of Houston-Clear Lake where she teaches first year and advanced … Continue reading Christina V. Cedillo is scheduled to give a research presentation on October 7th