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Daniel Mahala

Listed at 11 conventions, 1999–2016, 16 listings. Printed as: Daniel Mahala (15), Dan Mahala (1).

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

Career strip

2000200520102015202020251998 1999: speaker (1)2005: chair (1)2005: respondent (1)2005: speaker (1)2006: chair (1)2006: speaker (1)2007: speaker (1)2008: speaker (1)2009: chair (1)2009: speaker (1)2010: speaker (1)2012: speaker (1)2013: chair (1)2013: speaker (1)2014: speaker (1)2016: speaker (1)

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

Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
1999Exploring Geographical and Philosophical Space(s)
“Lost in Space: Thinking Geographically about Pedagogy”
Presenters University of Missouri, Kansas City → University of Missouri
2005The Future of Eco-Composition
“Getting Local: The Power Geometry of Place in Composition”
Presenters University of Missouri–Kansas City → University of Missouri–Kansas City
2005Writing, Reading, and Teaching Place-based NonfictionChair University of Missouri-Kansas City → University of Missouri–Kansas City
2005Writing, Reading, and Teaching Place-based Nonfiction
“Creative (Non)fiction: Pedagogical Possibilities and Political Implications of Placebased Writing”
Respondent University of Missouri-Kansas City → University of Missouri–Kansas City
2006The End(s) of Student Rights: Uses and Abuses of Public DiscourseChair University of Missouri–Kansas City → University of Missouri–Kansas City
2006The End(s) of Student Rights: Uses and Abuses of Public Discourse
“How Neoconservative Rights Discourse Proposes to Re-Map the Public Sphere, and What We Can Do about It”
Speakers University of Missouri–Kansas City → University of Missouri–Kansas City
2007Rhetorics/Fractured Landscapes and Common Ground
“Remapping the Public Sphere: Writing against the Divisions of Journalistic and Academic Discourse”
Speakers University of Missouri-Kansas City → University of Missouri–Kansas City
2008Picturing Democracy: Multimodal Rhetoric in the Public SphereSpeakers University of Missouri-Kansas City → University of Missouri–Kansas City
2009Sustaining the Wave of Critical (E-) Literacy: Multimodal Rhetorics and the Question of ContentChair University of Missouri-Kansas City → University of Missouri–Kansas City
2009Sustaining the Wave of Critical (E-) Literacy: Multimodal Rhetorics and the Question of Content
“Is There Anything Every Student Needs to Know To Be ‘Critically (E-) Literate’?”
Speakers University of Missouri-Kansas City and Jody Swilky, Drake University, Des Moines, IA → University of Missouri–Kansas City
2010Re-negotiating Academic Research: Innovative Approaches to the “Traditional Research Paper”
“E-Literacies and Academic Writing: Disassembling the Tools of Networked Research”
Speakers University of Missouri, Kansas City → University of Missouri
2012Online Instruction: Teachers, Assessment, and The Writing Center
“Writing without Teachers?: Deskilled Roles for Teachers in the Dialogic Work of Online Writing Instruction”
Speakers University of Missouri-Kansas City → University of Missouri–Kansas City
2013Net Work: The Intellectual, Social, and MaterialChair University of Missouri-Kansas City → University of Missouri–Kansas City
2013Net Work: The Intellectual, Social, and Material
“Promises and Dangers of the New Cognitivism”
Speakers University of Missouri-Kansas City → University of Missouri–Kansas City
2014Assessment and Automation: Robograders, Automated Essay Scoring (AES) Software, and Gradework
“Resisting the Robograder Within: The Drive towards Hyper-Normalized Readers in Writing Assessment”
Speakers University of Missouri-Kansas City → University of Missouri–Kansas City
2016Assessment and Representation: Reconsidering
“Consuming Assessments: Rubrics and the Circulation of Value in Writing Assessment”
Speakers University of Missouri-Kansas City → University of Missouri–Kansas City

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