Christopher S. Harris

Listed at 7 conventions, 2004–2015, 7 listings. Printed as: Christopher S. Harris (5), Christopher Harris (2).

changes of institution This name appears at several institutions in sequence and is read as one person changing jobs.

reviewed Two or more spellings of this name were joined by a reviewer.

Career strip

speakerchairrespondentfacilitatorother Grey band: 2000–2003, not in the corpus.

Listings

Year	Session	Role	Affiliation as printed
2004	Problematizing Portfolios: Assessing the Assessment	Presenters	Bowling Green State University, OH → Bowling Green State University
2007	Refactoring Identities in a Culture of Assessment: Rhetorical and Technical Approaches to Program Review “Mending the Fissure: Using the WPA OS to Restructure, Identify, and Unify First-Year English”	Speakers	University of Louisiana at Monroe → University of Louisiana at Monroe
2008	Professional Identity and Development: Realities of Digital Composing	Speakers	University of Louisiana at Monroe → University of Louisiana at Monroe
2009	Nineteenth-Century Women’s Writing: On the Road, in the Gym, behind Bars	Chair	University of Louisiana at Monroe → University of Louisiana at Monroe
2010	Revising the Rhetoric: Silence, Obedience, and Skepticism	Chair	California State University, Los Angeles → California State University Los Angeles
2012	New Inquiries into Writing Research Traditions	Chair	California State University, Los Angeles → California State University Los Angeles
2015	When Effective Practices Become Risky Business “Risk, Reward, Review, and the Untenured as Precariat: The OWI Effective Practices’ Role in Faculty Review”	Speakers	California State University, Los Angeles → California State University Los Angeles

Often listed with

People who shared at least two sessions with this person and have three or more listings of their own.

Elizabeth Monske 3 sessions, 2004–2015
Kristine Blair 2 sessions, 2004–2008
Lanette Cadle 2 sessions, 2008–2015

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