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Laura Gurak
Listed at 7 conventions, 1998–2010, 9 listings.
Printed as: Laura Gurak (7), Laura J. Gurak (2).
reviewed Two or more spellings of this name were joined by a reviewer.
Career strip
2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 1998
1998: chair (1) 1998: speaker (1) 1999: speaker (1) 2004: speaker (1) 2006: speaker (1) 2007: chair (1) 2009: chair (1) 2010: chair (1) 2010: speaker (1)
Grey band: 2000–2003, not in the corpus.
Listings
Year Session Role Affiliation as printed
1998 Copyright and Intellectual Property Issues in the Design and Management of On-line Course Materials Chair
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis → University of Minnesota 1998 Mickey Mouse and Perpetual Copyright: Why Copyright Extension is a Bad Idea “Copyright and the History of the Public Domain” Presenters
University of Minnesota, St. Paul → University of Minnesota 1999 CCCC Caucus on Intellectual Property and Composition/ Presenters
University of Minnesota, St. Paul → University of Minnesota 2004 What’s the Matter with Whiteness?: On Seeing the Interface “Values of Whiteness and Other Features of Composing Technologies” Presenters
University of Minnesota, St. Paul → University of Minnesota 2006 The History of the Future of Writing—Part Two “Writing as Code, Code as Writing” Speakers
University of Minnesota, St. Paul → University of Minnesota 2007 Representing Biology: Teaching Writing within Biological Sciences Chair
University of Minnesota, St. Paul → University of Minnesota 2009 (Re)mediating Social Technologies Chair
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis → University of Minnesota 2010 Realizing the Potential of Writing Studies Chair
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis → University of Minnesota 2010 Realizing the Potential of Writing Studies “Mission” Speakers
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis → University of Minnesota
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