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Kate Navickas

Listed at 13 conventions, 2010–2027, 19 listings. Printed as: Kate Navickas (16), Kathryn Navickas (3).

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

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

Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
2010Rethinking Feminist Pedagogy in Teaching Composition
“Fresh Feminisms: Applying Feminist Pedagogy to First Year Composition”
Speakers Binghamton University, NY → Binghamton University
2011Fresh Perspectives on Plagiarism and Responsibility
“Civil Disobedience: How FYC Fosters Civic Irresponsibility”
Speakers Syracuse University, NY → Syracuse University
2012Understanding Students’ Use of Sources through Collaborative Research: The Citation Project and BeyondSpeakers Syracuse University, NY → Syracuse University
2012Affect, Embodiment, and the Tensions of “Unruly” Rhetorical Writing PedagogyChair Syracuse University, NY → Syracuse University
2012Affect, Embodiment, and the Tensions of “Unruly” Rhetorical Writing Pedagogy
“Moderation and Rhetorical Restraint: Checking Middle-Class Values for Academic Writing”
Speakers Syracuse University, NY → Syracuse University
2013Student Histories Matter: Archival Research in the Composition Classroom
“Feminist Writing Assignments: Locating Student Histories in the Archives”
Speakers Syracuse University, NY → Syracuse University
2014Still “Doing School”: The Rules of Engagement in the Local, Global, and Digital Landscapes of Composition
“Student Interpretations of Assignments: Locating Pedagogical Ideologies”
Speakers Syracuse University, NY → Syracuse University
2016Student Identities in Classroom Contexts: NegotiatingSpeakers Syracuse University → Syracuse University
2017WPA Legacies: Stories of Love, Labor, and Loss
“Affirming Legacies: Lessons from the Exiting Writing Center Director”
Speakers Cornell University → Cornell University
2020Research Writing as a Commonplace in FeministChair Cornell University → Cornell University
2021Four Takes on Grading Contracts: Evolving Assessment
“Grading Contracts for Basic Writers”
Chair Cornell University → Cornell University
2024Administrative [Abun]dances and Constraints: Emotional Labor in Writing Program Pandemic Realities
“Fostering Emotional Abundance in Tutor Staff Meetings”
Speaker(s) Cornell University → Cornell University
2025Writing in Concert: Remastering Narrative, Analysis, and Research Assignments in College CompositionSpeaker(s) Cornell University → Cornell University
2025Writing in Concert: Remastering Narrative, Analysis, and Research Assignments in College CompositionSpeaker(s) Cornell University → Cornell University
2025AI as B-side: Four Creative Takes on AI in First-Year WritingSpeaker(s) Cornell University → Cornell University
2025AI as B-side: Four Creative Takes on AI in First-Year WritingSpeaker(s) Cornell University → Cornell University
2025Effective and Ethical Approaches to Sentence-Level Feedback on Student WritingSpeaker(s) Cornell University → Cornell University
2026This Is What I Believe: How Students Reflect on Generative AI Use and Their Writing IdentitiesPresenter Cornell University → Cornell University
2027The Future Is “Just Teaching”: Imagining and Pursuing Unconstrained IdealsRoundtable Leader Cornell University → Cornell University

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