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2005 · San Francisco

Opening the Gates of Academe through Mentoring: How to Help Students and Colleagues Enter and Succeed

Session TSIG.5

Area: Institutional and Professional · family: Institutions, labor and the profession

Group: Opening the Gates of Academe through Mentoring: How to Help Students and Colleagues Enter and Succeed (interest-slot session)

RoleName as printedAffiliation as printedPaper
Chairs Cindy Moore Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond → Eastern Kentucky University
Chairs Heather Bruce University of Montana, Missoula → University of Montana
Presenters Morgan Gresham Clemson University, SC → Clemson University Looking Back to See Forward: Mentoring and Academic Family Trees
Presenters Roxanne Kirkwood Texas Woman’s University, Denton → Texas Woman's University Looking Back to See Forward: Mentoring and Academic Family Trees
Presenters Cindy Moore St. Cloud State University, MN → St. Cloud State University Establishing a Collaborative Mentoring Program for Graduate Students
Presenters Hildy Miller Portland State University, OR → Portland State University Mentoring Graduate Students as the Work of the WPA
Presenters Rosemary Winslow Catholic University, Washington, D.C. → Catholic University of America Collaborative Mentoring: A Tetralogue
Presenters Pamela Ward Catholic University, Washington, D.C. → Catholic University of America Collaborative Mentoring: A Tetralogue
Presenters Katherine Wilson Catholic University, Washington, D.C. → Catholic University of America Collaborative Mentoring: A Tetralogue
Presenters Andrea Harbin American University, Washington, D.C. → American University Collaborative Mentoring: A Tetralogue
Presenters Karen Rowan SUNY–Albany, NY Mentoring Graduate Student Administrators in a Feminized Field
Presenters Margaret Strain University of Dayton, OH → University of Dayton Learning the Ropes: Mentoring the New Administrator
Presenters Jane Detweiler University of Nevada–Reno → University of Nevada, Reno Mentoring and Contingent Faculty: Walking a Tightrope, Trying to Be Fair

Source

NCTE's program, near page 159 of the file. Names link to a person page only for people listed at two or more conventions.

Cite as: Conference on College Composition and Communication. “Opening the Gates of Academe through Mentoring: How to Help Students and Colleagues Enter and Succeed.” 2005 Convention Program, San Francisco, session TSIG.5. Via CCCC Program Reader, November 3, 2026.