Laurie Britt-Smith
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Career strip
speakerchairrespondentfacilitatorother Grey band: 2000–2003, not in the corpus.
Listings
| Year | Session | Role | Affiliation as printed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2005 | Interrogating and Interrupting Systems of Belief “Accessing Faithbased Dialogue in the Composition Classroom” | Presenters | St. Louis University, MO → Saint Louis University |
| 2006 | Symposium on Rhetoric and Christian Tradition “Literacy Practices in Christian Traditions” | Speakers | St. Louis University, MO → Saint Louis University |
| 2008 | Social Activism, Service Learning, and Facebook: Finding Connection, Investigating Cultural Reality, (re)Defining Community “Connecting Past to Present: Dorothy Day and the Rhetoric of Community” | Speakers | St. Louis University, MO → Saint Louis University |
| 2010 | Nationalism Rhetorically Eulogized Online: Writing, Texting, and Rapping “Txt Msgs 4 Afrca: Social Justice Rhetoric and Digital Literacy” | Speakers | University of Detroit Mercy, MI → University of Detroit Mercy |
| 2017 | Community Engagement and Service-Learning “Civic Engagement and WAC/WID: Using Disciplinary Differences to Cultivate Civic Literacy in a First-Year Experience Program” | Speakers | College of the Holy Cross → College of the Holy Cross |
| 2018 | Education for Eloquence in the Time of Trump and Pope Francis “Transforming Our Response: Eloquentia Perfecta in the Era of Trump” | Speakers | College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, MA → College of the Holy Cross |
| 2025 | (Re)Generative Moments with Writing Minors and Writing-Related Minors (MOVED to 12:15 pm Thursday Room 334) | Speaker(s) | College of the Holy Cross → College of the Holy Cross |
| 2025 | Jamming with Administrative AI: Automated Writing Center Session Notes as Case Study | Speaker(s) | College of the Holy Cross → College of the Holy Cross |
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