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2024 · Spokane

Undergraduate Researcher Poster Session

Session POS.01 · Poster · Thursday, Apr 04, 2024 · 10:45 AM - 1:30 PM PDT · Ballroom 100 B Foyer, Spokane Convention Center

Area: Inclusion and Access · family: Social justice, inclusion and access

RoleName as printedAffiliation as printedPaper
Speaker(s) Jessie Moore Elon University → Elon University
Speaker(s) Scarlett Adams University of California, Santa Barbara → University of California, Santa Barbara Main Character Syndrome
Speaker(s) Alder Boutin Goucher College → Goucher College Polarities and Perspectives: How Writing-Enriched Courses in Prisons Discuss Diversity
Speaker(s) Nessa Rose Brooks Goucher College → Goucher College The Effect of Unconscious Biases on Pronoun Usage during Writing
Speaker(s) Ruby Burch Nevada State University → Nevada State University You Don’t Have Enough Time to Write: How AI Writing Tools Market Themselves to Working Students
Speaker(s) Ailyn Del Rio Rider University → Rider University But You Are a Writer: Analyzing First-Year Composition Courses to Foster Student Confidence in Writing
Speaker(s) Dylan Girouard University of Massachusetts, Amherst → University of Massachusetts Amherst We Don’t Need to Speak the Same Language to Get Good Food
Speaker(s) Fox Haring University of Wisconsin-Stout → University of Wisconsin–Stout Make It Mine: How Aesthetic Customization of Durable Medical Equipment Impacts Patient Autonomy
Speaker(s) Brigette Hinnant Washington State University → Washington State University ‘[O]nly Here I Got a Filipino Community’: Rhetorically Listening to Filipina-American Women
Speaker(s) Jamie Hudson Boise State University → Boise State University Increasing Equitable Access to Experiential Education Opportunities for Undergraduate Adult Learners
Speaker(s) Lauren Jablon Elon University → Elon University A Rhetorical Analysis of Concussion Awareness: A Cultural Comparison in Popular Media in the US and Argentina
Speaker(s) Cara Jenquin University of Wisconsin-Stout → University of Wisconsin–Stout Make It Mine: How Aesthetic Customization of Durable Medical Equipment Impacts Patient Autonomy
Speaker(s) Alex Merritt York College of Pennsylvania → York College of Pennsylvania How Digitalization Impacts Undergraduates with Disabilities
Speaker(s) Candace Patrick New York University → New York University Bridging the Gap: Demystifying the Structure of Research Writing
Speaker(s) Layla Scott Virginia Tech → Virginia Tech Toward Digital Justice: Developing US Citizenship Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) with Immigrants and Refugees
Speaker(s) Annaclare Splettstoeszer Whitworth University → Whitworth University Composing the Self: Considering Authenticity in BeReal
Speaker(s) Jalees Tamayo Nevada State University → Nevada State University Multimodality and Codemeshing in Academia
Speaker(s) Tyler Van Gordon Whitworth University → Whitworth University Composing the Self: Considering Authenticity in BeReal
Speaker(s) Katerina Zakonova New York University → New York University Bridging the Gap: Demystifying the Structure of Research Writing
Speaker(s) Ileana Zuckerman University of California Santa Barbara → University of California, Santa Barbara An Interdisciplinary Approach to Analysis in the Writing Center: Turning Towards Erwin Panofsky and the Field of Art History
Speaker(s) Kayleigh Di Brico New York University → New York University

Source

NCTE's program. Names link to a person page only for people listed at two or more conventions.

Cite as: Conference on College Composition and Communication. “Undergraduate Researcher Poster Session.” 2024 Convention Program, Spokane, session POS.01. Via CCCC Program Reader, November 3, 2026.